National and
International Funding for Business and Real Estate
"The Business Plan is a necessity to access
Capital"
Investors can not
assess your financial requests without reviewing a proper business
plan. A sound business plan is one of the key elements to secure
your capital needs.
"The business plan is a
necessity. If the person who wants to start a small
business can't put a business plan together, he or she is in
trouble," - Robert Krummer, Jr., chairman of First Business Bank in
Los Angeles.
What is a
Business Plan?
The primary value of
your business plan will be to create a written outline that
evaluates all aspects of the economic viability of your business
venture including a description and analysis of your business
prospects. Since this course is broken down into twelve of the most
important aspects to consider in starting a business, your business
plan can follow this same format. Included in this session and in
each of the following sessions there is a sample business plan
outline covering each subject. When you put these all together, you
will have a starting model for your overall plan.
A business plan is an
essential step for any prudent entrepreneur to take, regardless of
the size of the business. This step is too often skipped, but we
make it easy for you by providing a format to build your plan as you
progress through our documents.
Business plans can
vary enormously. Libraries and bookstores have books devoted to
business plan formats. But this of course is a place to start. You
can then go on from here to design one that would be ideal for your
particular enterprise.
Business Plan
Development
Are you playing the
funding game with prospective investors? Then you know the routine:
Presentation after presentation delivered to tight-lipped investors
who say "don't call us, we'll call you." Crisscrossing the country,
pitching angel investors, venture capital firms and financiers.
Trying to find someone who understands your vision is a waste of
time.
It's no fun, especially when cash is tight, you've got
payroll to make, computers to buy, websites to build, trade shows to
attend, employees to hire - if the odds seem heavily stacked
against you, it's because they are.
Over the last
fifteen years our team members have worked with over 150 companies,
we can tell you that only the top one percent ever see the light of
day.
Do you have a "Top 1%" Business Plan? To be blunt,
the answer is... probably not. But you can.
Now the
sad truth is, the people you're pitching aren't going to sit down
and tell you how to re-write your business plan so that they like
it. They're going to throw it away and go on to the next one, and it
doesn't bother them a bit that you don't know why they didn't
bite.
After reviewing over a thousand business plans, we have
seen very consistent patterns in what inspires investors' confidence
and what doesn't. Top 1% Business Plans all have certain things in
common that most people overlook.
It's not your fault that
you don't know the secrets of writing a Top 1% Business Plan. You
could get an MBA at Harvard Business School but they'll only get
you in the ballpark. You won't learn it in a book that you buy at
Barnes and Noble, and no investor is ever going to say "OK, here are
the magic words that will cause me to give you
money."
The Power of a Great
Business Plan
A killer business plan can melt skepticism
like butter. It proves that you're painstakingly thorough, that
you've done your homework and that you know what investors really
care about.
Would you like to increase your odds of getting
your plan read by institutional and individual investors? After
putting three plus agonizing months of blood sweat and tears and
thousands of dollars into developing your plan, shouldn’t you give
it the best chance of being read…have us write it for
you!
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