I will draft a business investment agreement
Licensed US Attorney, Airtight Contracts for Founders and Investors
About this Gig
When capital enters an established business without a bulletproof contract, someone gets burned. Either the founder gives up voting control without realizing it, or the investor finds out their payout has zero enforceable backing.
I'm Nicholas Miller, a practicing U.S. attorney (Bar #269252). I draft custom, airtight investment contracts that protect capital injections, structure clear returns, and keep ownership rights intact.
What I build for you:
Equity Purchase & Profit-Sharing Contracts
Revenue-Share Models (Gross vs. Net Return Structures)
Silent Partner Agreements (suppressing operational control)
Capital Injection Agreements for Small Businesses & LLCs
Anti-Dilution, Exit Strategy, and Buyout Mechanics
I don't use generic internet templates that fall apart under state scrutiny. I write real contracts tailored to U.S. federal and state commercial standards.
DON'T ORDER YET: Send me a quick message first with your deal terms how much cash is coming in, what the investor gets, and who controls operations. Ill review your setup in the chat and tell you the exact package you need.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is the difference between an Equity and Revenue-Share agreement?
Equity gives the investor actual ownership shares and a permanent say in your company. Revenue sharing pays the investor a percentage of revenue until a set return (ROI multiplier) is met, after which the deal ends without giving up ownership.
How do I protect operational control from a silent partner?
We draft specific voting waiver and passive investor clauses that guarantee the investor gets financial returns while leaving day-to-day operations entirely in the founder's hands.
Can you draft buyout clauses if the relationship sours?
Yes. Every strong investment contract requires shotgun clauses, drag-along/tag-along rights, or predefined buyout triggers so you can separate cleanly if issues arise.
Can you redline a contract sent by an investor?
Yes. Investors frequently insert terms that lock up cash flow or force immediate liquidations. Message me directly or order the Basic package, and I will redline the document to safeguard your business.
What details do you need before I place an order?
Message me in the chat first with: 1) Investment amount, 2) Equity % or Revenue Share ROI target, 3) Active or silent role details, and 4) Business state. I’ll tell you the exact package to select.
