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Venture capital is a type of private equity investing in early-stage, high-growth companies where investors look for startups that have the potential to generate a significant return on their investment (read: looking for the next Uber or Airbnb).
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Using a starting a business checklist is important to both staying on track and ensuring that nothing is missed.
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It’s crucial to select a card that corresponds to your spending style. You might prefer a card that gives you cash back on office equipment, utilities, and advertising if most of your business’s expenses are for routine operations. On the other hand, if you frequently schedule business travels, a travel card can be more practical.
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For businesses which cannot get or do not want to get a business loan, and owners who do not want to get a home equity loan, a line of credit can be tempting. But they are often best without a personal guarantee. This kind of business financing is out there!
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According to a 2018 Forbes article, North Carolina clocked in at number one (for states in which to start a business)! Forbes cited the state’s business costs and labor supply mainly, and its regulatory environment. Quality of life and growth prospects also ranked highly.
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Business owners should keep in mind that low consumer credit scores + no collateral + high amounts will mean that a small business will have to be bringing in significant revenue in order to even be considered.
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Business credit is an asset which can help your business in years to come. Go without a personal guarantee as fast as you can. Learn more here and get started toward growing business credit.
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Cash flow is one of the top benefits of investing in commercial real estate. As long as you thoroughly vet your tenants and ensure they have a strong and stable business, you can expect regular monthly payments with a lower risk of default than in residential real estate.
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