CommonWealth Capital Advisors - Architects of Finance

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PREFACE

As former Wall Street financiers turned entrepreneurs, we know what you're going through or about to go through.  We have felt the pain of attempting to capitalize start-up and early stage companies. We know about the bottom-feeders within this industry, looking to charge up-front fees to introduce you to investors, leaving you with only their broken promises. We know how to succeed, but more importantly, we know about the pain and how to avoid it. We get it! And we have had it with the status quo of the unregulated posers hanging around Main Street together with the “good ole boys” network on Wall Street....that's why we left Wall Street! We brought the goods with us...the secrets...the real deal. This is the truth.

If you are new at this, consider yourself fortunate to have found us now, as opposed to later. Not to sound too cynical, but you just saved yourself a world of hurt. You have avoided the pain of dealing with wasted time, money grubbers, and dead ends. You’re dealing in the world of money, the toughest…roughest game in town. You’re about to learn how to “Play Hard Ball.”

If this is not your first rodeo at raising capital, you're probably thinking thoughts that most of our clients have told us, "Where the heck have you guys been?"

If so, get ready to join the Financial Architect® revolution.  We are going to teach you right here, right now, how beat the same "good ole boys" at their own game and raise capital by legally seizing their investors, on your terms. We are not here to make friends on Wall Street. We are here to build allies on Main Street by shaking the foundations of the financial, commercial and political establishments. That - is a promise we can keep.

Raising capital is little like fishing. We must deal with two factors, the known and the unknown:

  1. We know there are fish in the sea, and we know they eat. We know there are investors in the world and that they invest.


  2. What we do not know is, "Will they invest in your company?"


    • To legally go fishing for investors, you must have a securities offering document (i.e. a Private Placement Memorandum) compliant with federal and state(s) securities law.
    • To effectively attract investors you must have a securities-offering with a "Marketable Deal Structure" that they are hungry for.
    • To get them to bite you must "Mitigate Operational and Investment Risk" to shift fear.  Shift the fear of perceived investment capital lost to absolute opportunity lost.
    • To easily reel investors in you simply need to know how to get them to want to be "In the Boat".

When raising substantial amounts of capital, while maintaining the vast majority of equity ownership and voting control, everything starts with the production of a "marketable deal structure". This model mitigates both operational and investment risk.

That marketable deal structure must be housed in a securities offering document compliant with federal and state securities laws (i.e. a Private Placement Memorandum). A vast majority of business plans are highly insufficient for this effort. Business plans do not raise money; security offerings documents do. However, these documents when done correctly can be extremely expensive to produce. Enter "The Secrets of Wall Street - Raising Capital for Start-Up and Early Stage Companies." Use the sample Work Product in Exhibit - B of this book to eliminate your out-of-pocket cost for producing your own securities offering document.  Use one of our Financial Architect® programs only if you value your time.

Do you need legal counsel to review the securities offering documents? No, not if you are a U. S. Citizen.  As a U. S. Citizen you have the legal right, not an obligation, to be represented by legal counsel.  A review by legal counsel is always preferred, unless it is cost prohibitive, and only you can make that call.

Learn how to shift the fear, ask for the check, and close the deal. All of these selling techniques are contained in our private password protected area on the website known as the Commonwealth Capital Club.

I am the originator of Financial Architect®.  I say "originator" because Financial Architect® has taken on a life of its own.  Due to constructive input and requested modifications from entrepreneurs like you, Financial Architect® has significantly expanded in depth and scope.  The exponential growth behind this phenomenon is directly tied to your success.

Financial Architect® has morphed into a weapon of mass construction than just another tool to produce a securities offering document.  It is enabling entrepreneurs like you to significantly increase the degree of success. Financial Architect® continues to get stronger each and every year. We are shocked (certainly humbled) by all the positive comments and success stories we receive.

Before the Financial Architect System™ was created this process only existed on Wall Street and was controlled by the fat cats. The extreme out-of-pocket costs of being able "just to try" to raise capital was cost prohibitive for most start-up and early stage companies.

However, like the "E*Trades of the world" where electronic automation drove the cost of a "securities trade" to a fraction of the traditional cost, Financial Architect® does the same for raising capital through a "securities offering." We have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal, accounting and investment banking advisory work to build Financial Architect® Now we offer a license to you for a fraction of the cost.

The bottom line of this proposition is to vastly exceed any expectation you may have. Like "E*Trades of the world" who cannot guarantee that you will make a profit trading stocks, Financial Architect® cannot guarantee you will raise all the capital sought, it simply assures you are able to do so with the highest probability of success with the lowest possible cost.

Your competitors are right behind you; arm yourself with Financial Architect® or face its opposition.


    This is the game changer!


 

Timothy Daniel Hogan, Author

 

Updated on March 4, 2010.

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