How To Be an Angel Investor
- Topics:
- Angel Investment
- Tags:
- Entrepreneurship,
- Evaluation,
- Finance,
- Financial Accounting,
- Harvard Knowledgebase,
- Investor,
- Management
- Source:
- Harvard Knowledgebase
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Overview: The article asserts that if somebody wants to become good at early-stage investing, he needs to learn how to size up the fundamental elements of an opportunity. Many investors use checklists or think of evaluation as a process of judging an entrepreneur, or an idea, or a particular set of facts. An investment opportunity has four essential elements, that, when brought together in the right form, represent a high-potential opportunity to make money. The evaluation stage is the great time killer of all the stages and one will do well to manage the time carefully. Some angels think that evaluation starts with the first meeting and continues right up to the moment of writing the check. Given the potential time drain, the best angel investors are careful and strategic in their approach to evaluation.
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Format: HTML | Date: Sep 2001 | Pages: 1
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