According to the textbook, in the first meeting investors typically focus on:
A) legal and tax issues and whether a real opportunity exists
B) whether the new venture is properly structured and whether a real opportunity exists
C) whether a real opportunity exists and whether the management team has the skills and experience to pull off the venture
D) the new venture's marketing plans and the whether the new venture has intellectual property that can be patented
E) industry and competitor analysis and whether the management team has the skills and experience to pull off the venture

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According to the textbook, in the first meeting investors typically focus on whether a real opportunity exists and whether the management team has the skills and experience to pull off the venture. While legal and tax issues, proper structure, marketing plans, intellectual property, and industry/competitor analysis are all important factors, they are not typically the focus of the first meeting.

According to the Textbook, in the First Meeting Investors Typically