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- a. $10,000 i. Save $5,000 ii. Invest $1,000 into CrowdFunding Startups iii. Invest $1,000 into Ramen-Noodle Startups iv. Use $3,000 for my own startup. b.
by davidsmith8900 13y ago
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a. $10,000
i. Save $5,000
ii. Invest $1,000 into CrowdFunding Startups
iii. Invest $1,000 into Ramen-Noodle Startups
iv. Use $3,000 for my own startup.
b. $50,000
i. Save $25,000
ii. Invest $5,000 into CrowdFunding Startups
iii. Invest $5,000 into Ramen-Noodle Startups
iv. Use $15,000 for my own startup.
c. $100,000
i. Save $50,000
ii. Invest $10,000 into CrowdFunding Startups
iii. Invest $10,000 into Ramen-Noodle Startups
iv. Use $30,000 for my own startup.
- minutetominute 13y agoHave you done any start ups? Is 30k enough to start your own? And how would you invest in a ramen noodle start up? Where would you find those contacts?
- davidsmith8900 13y ago- a. Have I done any startups? ~> Presently, Im working on one. b. Is 30k enough to start your own? ~> $30,000 is more than enough, because presently Im more like a college student paying $400/month for rent. Add $100 for food and $30-$50 for internet and $30,000 can last me for a long time. It can last me until someone buys my startup for a good price. c. How would I invest in a ramen noodle startup? Where would you find those contacts? ~> Now I've never had $30,000 but the best place so far for me will be AngelList ~> https://angel.co/ https://angel.co/ and sites similar to it. Doing a HNSearch can also get you in contact with people who have posted their apps/startups here. I'll email them and see if they are interested in me investing in them.
- minutetominute 13y agoSweet. How can I contact you about your startup?