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FINANCING
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ENTREPRENEURIAL RESOURCES As a Business owner you must consider both the long term and short term capital needs for your company What are Short Term Needs? Start Up Costs – Property / Licenses or Permits / Inventory What Are Long Term Needs? Future Growth – Equipment or Technology / New Property or Facilities / Research and Development
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BOOTSTRAPPING Cutting any unnecessary expenses Hiring as few employees as possible – Do the work themselves if possible Employees are expensive – Wages / Benefits Leasing vs Buying Don’t need down payments / Can hold on to more cash at the beginning Be Creative Having Friends or Family Help
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FINANCING THE START-UP Typically personal resources What are the sources? Personal / Friends and Family / Private Investors / Partners Equity Capital Cash in exchange for a % of Ownership Think Shark tank Debt Capital Taking out Loans Banks / Small Business Loans
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OBTAINING FINANCING You must have Predictions for your company Income Statement / Cash Flow Statement / Balance Sheets Expectations Private investors typically want to be involved Banks want you to repay the loan
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5 C’S Character Reputation as a person and in business Capacity Can you repay the loan? Your cash flow Capital Net worth of the business. Do assets exceed liabilities?
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5 C’S (CONT.) Collateral Assets you agree to give the lender if you can’t repay the loan Conditions Environment or circumstances at the time of the loan Growth Potential / Competition / Location / Ownership Type
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DUE DILIGENCE Investigation and analysis of a business before making business decisions / investing in a company Why Important? Background checks of owner(s) and business
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CALCULATING START-UP CAPITAL NEEDS Start-Up Costs What do you need from suppliers / vendors / manufacturers / distributors Determine what you need and how much it costs What are things every start up business will need? Operating Costs Working Capital – Amount of money needed to carry out daily operations What are daily costs of all businesses? Contingency Funds Money saved for the unexpected Examples?
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