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I don't know how much of that $3 million is profit, but you could possibly sell that off at a price-point of around $2,5 million, allowing the investor to make
by phantom_oracle 11y ago
I don't know how much of that $3 million is profit, but you could possibly sell that off at a price-point of around $2,5 million, allowing the investor to make $500,000 simply by carrying the risk.
Bankers sell debt off all the time and in your case, you will simply be selling off future earnings at a discounted rate.
You have to be really savvy about how you structure it though and not take it on as a loan of any sort.
You mentioned to someone else how notoriously difficult it is to get payments from the building industry, which is probably a red flag that the bankers are indirectly hinting at you (and something you need to always structure your business around).
- erbdex 11y agoIn the worst possible scenario, $2 million is profit. This seems like a very plausible way ahead. We can cut profits to bare minimum and survive this phase. Sounds better than dissolving equity in bad equations right now. Thanks. :)