The document discusses various options for financing a new business, including venture capital, angel investors, friends and family, and bootstrapping. It notes that venture capital involves larger funding amounts of $1 million or more, angel investors provide $250,000, and friends and family or bootstrapping can provide initial funding of $50,000. The document also covers what investors look for in deciding whether to provide funding and considerations for valuing a business.

1. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Getting Financed
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2. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Reminder: Range of start-ups

3. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Steps

4. Start, Run & Grow Your Business
Develop the Plan

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How Much Do You Need?

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Investor Layout
AmountRequired
Quality of the deal, interest to investors
$50K
Venture
Capital
Angel Investors
$250K
Bootstrapping
$1M
Friends and Family

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What Investors Want
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Venture Capital

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Angel Investors
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Friends and Family
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Bootstrapping

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Arguments Against Bootstrapping

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Borrowing the Money

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The Investment Filter

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Business Valuation
■ Worth?
■ Formulas
■ Negotiations
■ Stocks
■ Want ads

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Valuation

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