I need $100k to invest in my business in the Dominican Republic. Great return?
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My pet pig is picking the bills from our money tree right now and will fly the necessary funds over ASAP...\n\nwhat address in dream world was that again?
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Depends on where you are. \n\nSee here in the philippines the only loaning thing here is for small business units. They gove loans up to 5m or if your business plan is really good it can be up to 10m...\n\nSometimes the most important thing in your business plan or study is the ROI and stability.
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It depends on how cooperative the bank in Bermuda is.  If they value your business and won't disclose the details, then the money is not taxed.  This is technically illegal and people might get to wondering how you got that 100k and you might get an investigation later on, but lots of Americans illegally make offshore accounts.  Are you (or whoever it is) feeling lucky? :)
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Start an Online Business . You'll be amazed at how much you can get in return . Start with this\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/kh4ec
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Here's the report from the Better Business Bureau.  It might not be a good idea to give your money to them. \n\nhttp://www.scranton.bbb.org/commonreport.html?bid=10011476
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Unless you are planning to emigrate to the Caribbean, I suggest you get a mortgage in your Country of residence. You may loose a substantial amount of money over the years on currency exchange (if applicable) or at least with money transfers. Also, as a non resident you may end up paying much higher rates that you normally would in your home country. Good luck!
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I wouldn't say it's risky but you will pay a pretty penny if you buy in lands or beaches already developed such as tamarindo in guuanacaste. if you look to areas that may get more infrastructure in the future then you can probably get a better deal but will be a little off the beaten path for a little while.
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certainly! a good 1..\n\nits an ever expanding company... so.. returns may be slow initially.. but the prices r bound to go up!!
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Here is a great way to invest. It is fool proof, not as quick as you may prefer, but you can trust it.\nwww prospera-fund dot com\nThey are invested with several traders in stocks and FX accounts, (diversified).\nThere you can invest money to earn 10% a month compounded! After testing with 100.00 it works, and so I invested more, four different options, all 10% a month, "offshore investing".\nExamples of compounding: 1000.00 after one year: 3130.00.\nor, 200.00 after 5 years: 60,000.00\nDo it, and forget it for 5 years, you'll not be sorry. \n\nSource(s):\n\nwww.prospera-fund.com \nrefer. luckyrick
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I don't understand your term "investment" what are you investing in? \n\nYou should call the Better Business Bureau and tell them the name of the company, see what you can find out about them. Some are scams. Be careful.
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companies website http://www.mobileassetscorp.com/product_page.htm\n\nlook it up at pinksheets.com , i scanned the 15c-2-11 form which is a required informational filing.. several offshore owners in Nassau, Bahamas.. never a good sign.\n\nit is a start up, with little cash and revenue, unclear business plan.\n\nsmells like a company formed to take your money.
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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What an amazing offer! I barely make 4% from every investment idea that I can think of. But are the business returns based on the fact that housing, real estate and construction business were booming last year? What % is attributable to that growth? How would it look like if new construction or remodelling projects fell by 10% this year?
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Well whatever you do, don't ask an accountant.  Ask a financial advisor.\n\nBut in general, the selling price of a business is usually based on the amount of income or cashflow it generates.  A buyer will typically pay a multiple of that amount.  Whether that multiple is 5, 10 or 20 times depends a bit on what kind of business it is.  \n\nIf it's a great business with high profit margins and is growing at a fast pace and you're selling a product or service that's in high demand, a buyer may pay 20 times your earnings or cashflow.  (Ex., if it generates $100,000 per year in net income, the buyer may pay $2 million for it)\n\nIf it's a much slower growing business or is in any financial distress or is not as attractive, than the multiple will obviously be a lot less.\n\nThese multiples may be somewhat arbitrary, but keep this in mind:  Buying a business is like any other investment.  The buyer needs to earn an adequate return on that investment (with adequate being a different measure for different people).  If I require at least a 10% return per year on my investments, than I may not pay more than $1 million for your business that generates $100,000 in income.  And if there's risk that your business may not last more than a few years, than I certainly will not want to pay you more than the total cummulative amount of income it will generate over its remaining life.  So if your $100,000 annual income business will only be around for another 5 years, than I certainly won't pay more than $500,000 for it (although it will probably be much less than $500,000 after I adjust for the time value of money).\n\nAll of these factors combined are what go into this decision.  Again, it's all a bit arbitrary and there's no exact science for it, but hopefully this will at least serve as a guide.
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Communications will always be a good business. In fact, I've been trying to figure out how I can get my hands on $7000 to buy some equipment and start my own business. I can more than double my investment in just a year with the idea I have.
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You didnt say whether you wanted your initial investment back. That is (a) do you want to receive $1600 per month which includes interest and repayment of capital? Like an annuity. Or (b) do you want $1600 per month interest and then repayment of your investment capital at the end of 3 years? \n\nFor (a) you'd need $50,000 and for (b) $192,000\n\nAlso I have presumed by 10% you mean per annum rather than for the whole term.
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What were you planning on investing around $100.00 or less.  Would this be an immigration document  or something of that nature, or what?