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If you need capital and have revenue or, better yet, past break even, consider reaching out to small family offices. They may be interested in a good investment
by digitaltrees 8y ago
If you need capital and have revenue or, better yet, past break even, consider reaching out to small family offices. They may be interested in a good investment but not expect a venture scale outcome. If you’re past the seed stage and can show them a path to a good outcome that may be a good option.
If you have enough cash, buy a building, then get a mortgage to get your money back. Now you are building a balance sheet and have cash with a low interest rate.
- eaenki 8y agoHow would you go about contacting family offices? (If there’s anyway aside from warm intros). I tried to cold e-mail a few, as I did with VCs, and unlike the latter I received zero replies.
- gwbas1c 8y ago> If you have enough cash, buy a building, then get a mortgage to get your money back. Now you are building a balance sheet and have cash with a low interest rate. How does that work? You're now paying interest on cash that you used to have. Does that imply that you need to rent out space within your building to augment your cashflow?