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You need to be an "accredited investor" to invest in startups (assuming you're American). I would look locally to find a startup you find interesting and join
by david927 14y ago
You need to be an "accredited investor" to invest in startups (assuming you're American).
I would look locally to find a startup you find interesting and join as a co-founder, where you bring capital among other things.
- redspark 14y agoIf you are a "friend" or family you don't have to be accredited.
- NonEUCitizen 14y agoWhen JOBS Act regulations are drawn up later this year, non-accredited investors will be able to invest as well.
- aiurtourist 14y agoOn the other side, as a founder, it's much better to accept investment only from accredited investors, since non-accredited can sue you (or so I'm told).