Twenty minutes. Plain answers.
We get to know you; you pressure-test us. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so plainly — and point you somewhere better. No deck, no pitch, no follow-up sequence you didn't ask for.
One thing to know going in: we work with a deliberately small number of partners each year. Not as a tactic — because discipline doesn't scale by shortcut, and neither do relationships.
Common questions
What happens on the introduction call?
Twenty minutes of plain conversation: your situation and goals, how Middle Coast operates, and whether there's a mutual fit. It is a get-to-know-you conversation, not a sales presentation, and there is nothing to buy on the call.
Do I need to be an accredited investor to talk?
No — anyone is welcome to introduce themselves and learn. Participation in any future private offering carries its own legal requirements, which we'd cover individually if and when it ever becomes relevant.
What should I prepare?
Nothing formal. Knowing your rough goals — income today versus growth over decades, tax situation, timeline — makes the twenty minutes more useful, but plain curiosity is enough.