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There are many quick and “easy” online and do-it-yourself resources to set up a Limited Liability Company on your own. However, an LLC may not be the right way to structure your business if you intend to raise money from investors. Don’t invest valuable time and money forming the wrong structure for your startup.
When it comes to raising money for startups, entrepreneurs often times run into a couple roadblocks. Asking for funding can be very challenging, especially if you’ve never done it before. In the article and video I discuss some of the common challenges raising money for your startup company and why it’s necessary to keep working through the obstacles.
I have come across too many companies that have started up the wrong way, costing them valuable time and money. As the boss, it is important that you know how to avoid these costly mistakes when you start up, so that you can make sure that your startup is advancing in the right direction. In the video , I discuss the following three tips to help you start and structure your company in the right way.
Are you starting a new company and are trying to figure out whether a limited liability company (LLC) or corporation is the right legal structure for your business? There is a lot of information on the Internet about which type of legal structure is best for startups. And there is no shortage of opinions when you talk to accountants, attorneys, and business contacts. You ultimately will need to determine what is best for you and your business, but I wanted to provide some practical perspective based on what I see with actual startups and their experiences.
Are you raising money for your startup or small business? If so, you probably know by now that there are a lot of decisions, documents, and dangers when raising money. Also, if you do not have a lot of experience seeking money from investors, then you likely have some questions as you move forward.
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