An Investment Agreement in Letter Form is a binding document outlining the terms and conditions of an investment between two parties. It is typically used to secure financing for a business venture or to protect the interests of both parties involved in the agreement. Generally, an Investment Agreement in Letter Form includes the following elements: • Names and contact information of the parties involved • A description of the investment • The amount of money to be invested • The timeline for the investment • The terms and conditions of the investment • The return on investment • A dispute resolution clause • Signatures of both parties There are two common types of Investment Agreement in Letter Form: • Equity Investment Agreement: This agreement is used when one party is investing money in exchange for an ownership stake in the business. • Loan Investment Agreement: This agreement is used when one party is investing money in exchange for repayment of the loan with interest.