What's the “typical” Term Sheet between Investors and Self-Funded?

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June 15, 2020

by a searcher from Harvard University - Harvard Business School in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Dear SF Community, I'm co-founder of Ascendis Capital www.ascendiscapital.com the first Search Fund Accelerator in Mexico. We are a hybrid between Incubated and Self-funded. I’ve read articles on Self-Funded funds in the U.S.A. with economic benefits reaching 70% equity on average for the entrepreneur. We plan to use leverage debt 75% / 25% equity preferred stock with annual return 12% for the acquisitions. I also heard that HBS Search Funder community between 2007 and 2017, have gone from 36% to 62% on Self-Funded. I understand that regarding the Term Sheet for fundraising, equity investors take a preferred instrument with a lower double-digit cash coupon and a common equity warrant package. Can anyone help me to learn more about the “typical” Term Sheet between Investors and Self-Funded Search Funds? Also, if there´s a group of interested investors for Self-Funded. We have secured very interesting LOIs, with cross-border USMCA and low-touch economy covid-19 elements. My email: redacted Best regards, Felix

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from Western University in Toronto, ON, Canada
Hey Felix, wondering if you ever got resources on this? I'm trying to educate myself on something similar!
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