It’s not a tech startup, not planning to become a worldwide company. Raising $50,000 for 25% that would gain 14.25%/year in value and return 10.94-17.17% a year in dividends, totally making up to 31.42% annual returns in a low risk industry. Where should I look for investors?

  • Ryu-Khan@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    That’s a very high rate of return for a brick and mortar in this economy. Which industry are you in? And can you look at senior investment groups? They love a strong dividend and would like the idea of a physical location

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      10 months ago

      We have a tenant-brix&mortar-that NET PROFITS @ 43% (of sales) annually for 24 years. Customers have to wade thru many biz online nowadays. In a way, mirroring brix&mortar stores. Physical locations pull in passerby’s, are part of the local community, people ‘know where the merchant is’. Many biz online w/no, low revenues & have marketing expenses for their company from Google ads, or FB, etc. For me personally, I’ve always liked physical locations. GLTA.