In-between rounds in startup investing

Looking for guidance on what things to watch out for in terms of deal structure/terms when it comes to investing for the first time in a startup raising an in-between round e.g. Series "B+", "C+", etc. Lots of such deals floating around these days, but need to be cautious about how the insiders may have structured the deal. In other words, what would be red flags?

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