Friday, August 29, 2014 2:38:30 PM
There are 2 basic types of Regulation D Offerings (which can also be combined): •An "equity" offering is where the company sells partial (or a majority) ownership in the company (via a security, stock or LLC membership units) to raise capital. Equity offerings are preferred by early stage companies because there is no structured repayment schedule or debt payments, the investors receive a return when the company profits and those profits are shared.
•A "debt" offering is where the company raises debt financing by selling a promissory note to investors with a set annual rate of return, and a maturity date for when funds will be paid back to investors. A debt offering is much like a business loan, but instead of a bank providing the financing, a group of investors lends funds to the company.
Note: lots of times the monies due are paid through discounted shares. Win/win for the company and 506 investor. Lose for common investor.
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