How much capital was invested during your early business start up??

[Shigobad20201]

I first of all how to invest $200 in my business. It started to become more comfortable and then I was able to get people trusted me and I was able to raise another $200.

I started a baking business not long ago and i started with over $1000 , And as the business was going on , I tried raising anither $500 to join the business start up .

 

[Sincerem]

I started a baking business not long ago and i started with over $1000 , And as the business was going on , I tried raising anither $500 to join the business start up .

Baking business may require some money, it depends on how you want the business to be , most importantly it is a simple business that can be established even with as low as $500.

 

[frederick_9]

It's fantastic that he successfully repaid the loan and is currently making money for himself.
He must have worked really hard to get such funds, in my opinion.

 

[Shigobad20201]

I dont really know the actual amount used in starting my business because i just continue investing and buying goods as long as I have the neccesary money to buy goods .

 

[Agbalagbaa]

While starting up a business for the first we do face a lot of challenges but if you invest a good amount of money you can be on the winning side, and also having the experience of what you are doing is very important.

 

[Danny4cash]

It depend on the kind of business you want to start. The last business I did, I remember, I invested $20 to learn about the business and invested about $40 to start the business. I make more than 5 times the value of what I invested to the business.

 

[nana kwasi1]

In my opinion, working for a corporation is less dangerous, and I also get paid when I take vacation or sick days, which is wonderful since you don't lose out on the money you deserve, as opposed to working for yourself in a private business where every day you are not working costs you money. What about you, though? What do you personally prefer?

 

[Nadiel sahmen]

It has been going very well so distant, the benefit is little but reliable. Trusting to grow, my exhortation will be: take it moderate, do not anticipate sudden and colossal benefit. You may in the long run do well.

 

[Shigobad20201]

In my opinion, working for a corporation is less dangerous, and I also get paid when I take vacation or sick days, which is wonderful since you don't lose out on the money you deserve, as opposed to working for yourself in a private business where every day you are not working costs you money. What about you, though? What do you personally prefer?

i understand your point , working for a cooperation or an organisation is less dangerous because you have nothing to loose , the owner of the business will be the one to bear the risk if theres any issue with the business .

 

[Joseph555]

therefore, the question does not apply to me. However, I have friends who started their business with just $10 and now generate at least $200 monthly profits.