Starting out, a sole proprietorship will be fine. Eventually upgrade to an LLC because there is much more asset protection in an LLC, but there's nothing wrong with a sole prop starting out.
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Starting out, a sole proprietorship will be fine. Eventually upgrade to an LLC because there is much more asset protection in an LLC, but there's nothing wrong with a sole prop starting out.
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If you are still looking for financing, consider a business credit broker. My clients are predominantly start ups or real estate investors looking for capital, and not finding it with the big banks...
You can offer to buy him out and get someone who will actually do the work you need, or sell it and pay him back like Paul said. If he's not willing to budge or cooperate or even meet you anywhere...
One of the greatest things our SEO guy told me was "Google loves Google" - the more you have a presence on Google owned sites, the more they will come up and the higher it'll be ranked. Everything...
Bigger companies want to advertise if they know it's going to be worth their while. Have facts/stats prepared when you approach these people. X amount of people visit the site daily, targeted...
Have you looked into business credit cards? Easier to get than a traditional loan (especially for RE investors), and they generally have a 0% introductory APR. I have a lot of clients in real estate...
I recommend business credit cards instead of a loan - that's specifically what my clients opt for to fund their start ups or help expand an existing business. With a loan, there's a ton of paperwork...
Look into what you would need to build up personal and business credit. Many of my clients use business credit cards to fund their initial start up costs, or to just help expand their existing...