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What does it mean to Reserve your investment in Reg A+?FAQ
When you like the look of a company in its informal TestTheWaters(TM) stage, and if you would like to make a non-binding reservation, we call that "Reserve my Investment". The advantages to an investor are these: If the company later completes ...
Can my company “test the market” before committing to a Reg A plus offering?FAQ
Yes. One of the great benefits of Manhattan Street Capital is our “Company Offerings” page, which allows you to TestTheWaters(TM) with investors. You can even solicit “non-binding” IndicationsOfInterest(TM) or ReservationsOfInvestment(TM) dollars from our ...
What is the "Company Offerings" Page in Reg A+?FAQ
Manhattan Street Capital's "Company Offerings" page is an interactive platform that gives companies the opportunity to market their offering and to engage with prospective investors. No investing is done in this stage. Also called TestingTh ...
Create your Reg A + offering- how to make your offering the best it can be!FAQ
At the beginning, your offering will be in the TestTheWaters(TM) process, where you are checking to see how interesting investors find your company and the idea of investing in it. You need to make your offering accurate (no hype), entertaining, and info ...
What is the Reg A + funding sequence at Manhattan Street?FAQ
Click on the blue button below to see Rod Turner's explanation video. ...
Get final, get oversubscribed- what this means for your Reg A+ offeringFAQ
The steps involved in "Getting Final" are these: Convert your offering to be specific in all matters that are important to investors (we will help you learn what this includes). Get sufficient investor reservations that, after our proprietary ad ...
Get funded! How it works in Reg A+FAQ
When your offering has exceeded its minimum as filed with the SEC, (after your Regulation A+ offering has been Qualified by the SEC), then you are ready to convert the deposits from your investors in Escrow into investments in exchange for shares of your ...
What is an appropriate minimum capital raise for my companies' Reg A+ offering?FAQ
The SEC is Qualifying offerings with no minimum. The advantage of a low minimum is that when the offering exceeds it, then the first closing can take place, and your company can then pay for the cost of ongoing marketing to investors from investment proce ...
Which shareholders get liquid first in a Reg A+ offering?FAQ
There is no special sequence, no preference. The company itself, and any selling shareholders in an offering are made liquid on a pro-rated basis throughout the offering. So for example, if an offering is ended at 92% of the maximum goal, then all the se ...