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VISION

Turn your business idea into a reality.


Starting a Business

Market research and competitive analysis Write your business plan

Calculate your startup costs

Establish business credit

Fund your business

Buy an existing business or franchise

Pick your business location

Choose a business structure

Choose your business name

Register your business

Get federal and state tax ID numbers Apply for licenses and permits

Open a business bank account

Get business insurance

EXPANSION

Run and grow your business into a success.

Growing a Business

Manage your finances

Hire and manage employees

Pay taxes

Stay legally compliant

Buy assets and equipment

Marketing and sales

Strengthen your cybersecurity

Prepare for emergencies

Recover from disasters

Close or sell your business

Hire employees with disabilities

Get more funding

Expand to new locations

Merge and acquire businesses

Become a federal contractor

Export products

LEGACY

Exit your business on your terms.


Exiting a Business

Valuation

Preparation

Marketing

Confidentiality

Negotiation

Due diligence

Legal and financial considerations

Transition planning

Closure

Post sale support

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    Small businesses account for 99.9% of all U.S. businesses.

    Small businesses employ about 47.1% of the private workforce.

    Approximately 33.1 million small businesses operate in the United States.

    According to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 2023

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    Line of Credit

    Equipment Financing

    Advances

    SBA Loan

    Account Receivables

    Inventory Line of Credit

    Sub Debt Financing

    Real Estate Fix and Flips

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    Bridge Loans

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    New Construction Projects

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    Top 4 Pros And Cons Of Owning a Business

    Owning a business comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

    Pro Number #1

    Independence and Control

    Business ownership provides you with the freedom to make decisions autonomously and steer the direction of your company according to your vision and values.

    Pro Number #2

    Financial Potential

    Successful businesses can generate significant profits and wealth for their owners, offering the potential for financial security and prosperity.

    Pro Number #3

    Personal Fulfillment

    Owning a business allows you to pursue your passions, express creativity, and make a positive impact in your community, leading to personal satisfaction and fulfillment.

    Pro Number #4

    Learning and Growth

    Running a business entails continuous learning and growth, providing valuable opportunities for personal and professional development as you navigate various challenges and opportunities.

    Con Number #1

    Financial Risk

    Business ownership involves financial risk, including the potential for losses, debt, and bankruptcy, especially in the early stages or during economic downturns.

    Con Number #2

    Long Hours and Stress

    Managing a business can be demanding and stressful, requiring long hours, hard work, and the ability to handle pressure and uncertainty effectively.

    Con Number #3

    Responsibility and Liability

    Business owners bear ultimate responsibility for their company's success and are subject to legal and financial liability for business debts, lawsuits, or regulatory violations.

    Con Number #4

    Work-Life Balance

    Balancing the demands of running a business with personal and family commitments can be challenging, potentially leading to stress, burnout, and strained relationships.