An investment agreement between two parties refers to a legally-binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of an investment. It typically includes provisions relating to the parties’ rights and obligations; the amount invested; ownership rights; the potential returns on the investment; the termination of the agreement; dispute resolution mechanisms; and other related matters. The agreement should clearly specify all aspects of the investment relationship in order to protect both parties from any misunderstandings or disputes. Investing in another person or business can be a great opportunity for both parties, but it’s important to ensure that all details are adequately addressed in an investment agreement.