Commonwealth Capital

Raise Substantial Amounts of Capital in the United States. Unless you have really wealthy relatives who like you a lot, for all practical purposes, there are only two ways to legally raise substantial amounts capital. Racking up credit card balances; borrowing money from friends and family or receiving grants isnt considered true capitalization. Su... bstantial amounts means obtaining more capital than you and your management team members could collectively borrow from a bank. What were referring to here is building a large capital foundation to grow your business to limitless capacity, without giving up too much, too early, for too little. To legally raise capital in the United States, you must engage in one of the two activities listed below: 1. Produce a Business Plan and submit it to Financial Institutions (Venture Capital, Private Equity and Family Offices) for Capital for a 1.5% probability of attainment or 2.Produce a Securities-offering Document and conduct the offering in Compliance with U.S. Federal and State(s) Securities Laws, Rules and Regulations, selling either directly to investors for a 70% probability of attainment or through a FINRA Member SEC registered broker-dealer for a 90% probability of attainment. Qualify for an Exemption from Registration, with the ability to advertise the offering with the use of the general media, e.g., Small Company Offering Registration (SCOR), California Corporation Code Section 25102(n). (A fairly expensive procedure.) Claim an Exemption rom federal and/or state registration, with or without the ability to advertise the offering with the use of the general media, e.g., Title III -Regulation Crowdfunding, or Title II Regulation D 506(c). (A relatively inexpensive procedure.) U.S. securities laws were written and are in place to protect the investor side of the capital equation, not the issuer of securities, the entrepreneur. Therefore, by federal law, financial institutions fiduciary duty rests with the investor side of the capital equation. So who is in place to ...Read More