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One which I'm curious about is buying software businesses with existing user bases and adding new features, kind of the equivalent of buying a fixer upper, but
by chillacy 5y ago
One which I'm curious about is buying software businesses with existing user bases and adding new features, kind of the equivalent of buying a fixer upper, but it uses my unique skills.
- jcun4128 5y agoAre there any good sites that do that... seems like they're filled with sites that are hard to verify if they're legit.
- bttrfl 5y agoyou might want to check MicroAcquire
- Frypa 5y agoRequire you to have a linkedin account to continue. Depressing. I gave up.
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- ornornor 5y agoI was disappointed by that website. You can’t see much without registering and once you have, you still can’t see much about businesses (let alone ask questions) without buying a 300$ membership.
- throwaway088 5y agoI have been part of feinternational for sometime and saw their prospectuses. In general, if there is an existing user base, then the price factors it in already. You must have a plan and ability to increase the userbase in order to get a return on investment. Otherwise, some competitor may simply attract your customers and you are doomed.
- quickthrower2 5y agoIt works very well if you are already the bigger competitor :-)
- throwaway088 5y agoAgreed. But I was talking from perspective of being a passive business for a single person