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Equity capital refers to the funds raised by a business in exchange of ownership shares in the company. Ownership, in turn, is represented by possession of stock shares either outright or the right of converting other financial instruments into the private companys stock. Two primary sources of equity capital for the new businesses are institutional investors and venture capitalists.

There are a variety of ways of going public. One way for a company to go public is an IPO. In an initial public offering a company is doing two things simultaneously. One it is raising capital; the other it is going through the procedure of going public. We assist companies with the second part which is becoming a public company and having its own stock symbol and public stock which people can buy from their broker or online like any other public company.

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We recommend that you Capitalize your company, at start up at 10,000,000 shares, with a par value of $0.0001 or $0.00001 (depending on the State you are incorporating in). This level of stock does a few things for you.

Real estate currently makes more money for capital investors than most other investment opportunities in the economy today. Rock bottom prices, foreclosures, short sales, combined with low interest rates, and a overly cautious general public, has resulted in one of the best buyers markets in recent history. How to take advantage of this trend?