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A lot would depend on how you structure the fund's economics and carry. Standard VC fund terms are like 2/20 - 2% management fee and 20% carry after return of capital. You'd have to make it worthwhile for LPs.

Well what you are saying is happening from last 20 years. Rich People, companies, etc (investors) give their money to VCs like Sequoia. Then these VCs invest that Money in Startups. Each investment Round is about 10 years long after which VCs take exit, take their commission and handover the left over to the investors So your idea is almost similar. What you can do for now is search for such ideas, prepare a report on them and keep mailing VCs that report. these reports will help them get the idea on why you chooseed the brand and if they found those companies great, they can either hire you or can also give you funds to invest in them separately.

Starting a fund house is a huge undertaking. You'd need to get accredited investors to commit capital upfront before you can start investing in startups. It's a lot of legal hoops and paperwork involved.

Talk to Nikhil Kamath, he’ll be happy to help you😂 He actually has a public mail id