Equally important to success in capital formation is the ability to have the multiple classes of investment that are available with the incorporation form. Besides direct loan,
investors can participate in your company through common stock, preferred stock, debentures, convertible securities, and various combinations of these. Moreover, investors might find it easier to liquidate, collateralize, or otherwise modify their
investment position when dealing with corporate securities rather than personal notes from a sole proprietor. And from the entrepreneur's point of view, you enjoy much greater freedom to do future financing's, since you won't be limited by "acceleration clauses," "subordination clauses," or other restrictions that would surely be included in any loan agreement between a sole-owner business and an investor. It is imperative to have your
business incorporation in Nevada from the beginning if you intend to seek
investment capital.