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Hi All! Let's say my fund size is $6MM, so how much I can raise from single LP? Or how do I decide how much to raise from each LPs? Is there any formula or concept around this? Looking forward for your valuable advice. Siddharth

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No LP can own more then 25% of the fund and ideally they should own less then 20%. 

LP ticket sizes are based on demand and capacity. Your minimum ticket for the 1st close should be not be lower then $100k.

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