Most startup investors use a conventional mortgage to buy their first investment property.

The advantage to long term renters is the consistent cash flow, lower start-up cost.

Sounds like an interesting startup.

Right now my dream is that 60% bonus depreciation means: my investors get 60% of their start up investment right back as a rolling tax credit - usable from year one?

And a lot of start-up companies are migrating to this city as well because of the OSU campus that has thousands of talented students graduating and looking for positions locally.Everything that’s going on here in Columbus is attracting investors and other businesses from all over.

I want to start up a 1ton production line.

Currently, I'm looking at $2.5M all-in for building purchase, renovations, and business start up.

I am a serial business owner/investor using a well-structured whole life policy to fund everything from house flips to startup capital.

Austin took the No. 1 spot with the second-highest ranking for the percentage of total employment in startups at 5% and a 14.3% GDP growth

I purchased Smarter In Dec and they immediately went into a system maintenance for over a week, forced to go elsewhere and they refused to refund the $597 start up fees.