Re: Profit Sharing with Investors

>From: Mark Carroll [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Date: 11/28/2003 7:57 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>You have a range of options. Fairness is largely in the eye of the
>beholder. Think through your feelings on a range of options, then see
>what you can negotiate such that everyone feels like they won. (-:
>Equity, royalties, secured loan, whatever...
>
>-- Mark

Thanks, Mark. I guess what I'm going for is a sense of what is "usually" done.

Let's say, for example, that this thing really takes off. The company has
people doing what I will be doing that are netting in excess of USD$100K+ a
month. Is is reasonable for the investor to expect a 50% profit split? Would
any of you expect a split like this, if you were only responsible for the
start-up capital?

TIA for the thought & effort on the replies.

Tony