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Subject:
business plan
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: techno12-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
12 Jun 2006 12:57 PDT
Expires: 12 Jul 2006 12:57 PDT Question ID: 737566 |
what will you charge for a business plan of about 60-100 pages, including financial and spreadsheets, for an economic development project based on real estate and tech company investments? What is your experience? |
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Subject:
Re: business plan
From: efn-ga on 12 Jun 2006 22:21 PDT |
Sorry, we don't do projects like that here. |
Subject:
Re: business plan
From: myoarin-ga on 13 Jun 2006 06:56 PDT |
This might be a better site to look for what you want: http://www.guru.com/ |
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Re: business plan
From: profinan-ga on 19 Jun 2006 13:24 PDT |
From my personal experience, I assume that you want to show a complete, detailed and bankable business plan from an importante investment which may cover all technologic, economic and financial aspects. Only as a matter of information, such a study should cost no less than 50,000 Usd, but this number may go higher supposing there is clear complexity. |
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Re: business plan
From: hcpark-ga on 20 Jun 2006 11:45 PDT |
This can get expensive, esp if this is your first effort at something like this. Even if you hire someone to help you... unless you have a clear example of what you'd like and for what purpose, an effort like this can grow into a high $ experiment. A suggestion, if you have time on your hands, you can approach this in stages. Start hi-level... do some of the legwork yourself. Start with your strength... if it's just writing paragraphs about the idea, start with that. Then see what's missing. Attend workshops, ask others to peer review. Invest in a $30 software that helps with the basics. Start with high-level #'s and work your way into details. Leave sections blank, but keep working on pieces that you feel comfortable with. Then you'll have an idea of how to use the professional help a little better. If money and time is not an issue, here's how to find someone. Find out about local entreprenuerial groups. Ask around, call up VC guys and ask. Call up an local MBA program to see what they say. Network... and talk to others who are doing similar things... it's a good way to test your ideas and see how others are doing stuff like this. Hope this helps. |
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