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Angel Investors for Restaurant Business

Hello,
I am a Chef and I am looking to purchase an existing 2COP 95 seat restaurant located in a renovated downtown area. The location is in New Port Richey, Florida. I have a complete business plan including projected income/expenses as well as complete documentation from 2005-2007. Please, if anyone can help me I would be greatly Thankful. The total investment would be around 175k with an 13-15% return within 3 yrs.
God Bless
Mike
I am a Chef and I am looking to purchase an existing 2COP 95 seat restaurant located in a renovated downtown area. The location is in New Port Richey, Florida. I have a complete business plan including projected income/expenses as well as complete documentation from 2005-2007. Please, if anyone can help me I would be greatly Thankful. The total investment would be around 175k with an 13-15% return within 3 yrs.
God Bless
Mike
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From your brief intro, it sounds like you are seeking a loan to purchase the restaurant. Generally speaking, lenders want to see:
1 An ability to repay the loan (income)
2. Assets to "encourage" repayment.
On the other hand, if you are looking to attract investors for a equity exchange, they usually look at the return on investment potential -as compared to the perceived risk.
Thank you for your response. At this point I am looking for any money that will help me reach my dream. Unfortunely, a tradional loan is not viable however an investors that would like a good return for their money would be perfect.
Thanks,
Mike
If you intend to approach possible investors, I`d suggest preparing a "package" that reduces their perception of the risk.
Thank you for your help. I do have that"package" in place.
That`s great.
Generally speaking, a 13-15% return (which you mention in yor initial post) may be a bit thin for investors.
Good luck
I am willing to discuss higher terms.
Hopefully, you`ll find someone who is interested enough to negotiate with you.
www.BizPartnerHunt.com sends out monthly lists of Angel Investor contacts to email subscribers. They also have an Angel Investor Directory which you can download for free off their homepage. I`ve seen several people post ads there looking for investors. You may want to try it and let me know if the site helped any.
I would suggest to get angel investors.With start up and early stage businesses for the most part they get the funding through angel investors.One the best places on the web that I found to help is www.breadstreet.com .
Have you been able to secure the funding needed for your resturant? If not, My company may be able to assist you in this process. We do not base funding security off of your traditional credit score results. We have other ways of introducing your business plan and getting you the money you need. If you are interested, please contact me directly at [email protected]
I look forward to hearing from you and getting things going
Meghan Thomas
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I cannot find any reference to an "internationalfundnetwork" and there is no web site under that URL. Can you give us more info on this company?robertj2008-9-2 13:53:33
Hey April, is this really you under a different name?