Business Plans
A lot of entrepreneurs have mixed feelings about business plans. Some see them as useless. Others see them as vital. I was on the fence a few years ago but am now firmly positioned in the opinion that they are vital when talking about a true entrepreneur with a real business. A professional entrepreneur taking on a serious venture is going almost always be involving other people at some point who will have a meaningful stake in the venture’s performance. Unless one is so credible or so suave that a business plan doesn’t matter, then having a business plan to backup other people’s investment of resources in your company is going to help you seal the deal. When creating a killer business plan aimed to convert potential into results, you really want to dig deep down and create something world class.
Betting Your Home on Your Business
If you have equity built up in your home then one way you could capitalize your business is by extracting some or all of your home’s equity out in the form of cash. I think it is a great debt financing tool.
Debt vs. Equity Financing
Just about every entrepreneur could use a nice chunk of capital to start or expand their business right now. The two main term classes of OPM (other people’s money) are debt financing and equity financing. As an entrepreneur with a business how do you chose which type of financing to pursue?







