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Thanks for the reply. So if after accepting investment, if the company does not work out and has to shut down, is there a personal liability owned back to Earne
by nodesocket 8y ago
Thanks for the reply. So if after accepting investment, if the company does not work out and has to shut down, is there a personal liability owned back to Earnest Capital by the founders?
Second, can you explain the valuation cap in terms of acquisition. Let's say I take $100k in investment, and 5 years later I sell the company for $10M. What is the max amount Earnest Capital will receive?
- tylertringas 8y agoNo personal liability. We assume some of these investments will fail for us. % of the sale would be roughly $100k / Valuation Cap (which is negotiable at time of investment).