Raising capital can be simple if you are equipped with the right knowledge and tools.  

Writing a business plan and an offering is one thing... Getting your plan in front of an investor is another!  Through years of actual experience with marketing business plans, we have put together the tools to accomplish the job. These are all available free in RealBusinessPlans.com.  Everything is explained so that anybody can complete professional documents and raise capital.  We also offer some programs and services that are made available at nominal expenses when considering the end result - Getting money for your venture!

Most plans don't get read because the financials were a joke.  And believe this: Serious investors look at the numbers first!  It is just like buying a house; 'Why look at the inside when you don't want to live in the neighborhood.'

All of the financial items are created with a spreadsheet program on your computer.  If you have limited knowledge of the 'ins and 'outs of spreadsheets, don't worry.... the easiest way to do your financials is to go to our Guide and Templates. 

Beyond the financials and other supporting documents, you will need to consider a Private Placement  Offering.

The Offering markets your new venture in a form that investors want.  It does not replace the business plan; it precedes the plan.  The Offering lays out what monies are needed, structure, plan summary, risk, state regulations, investor suitability requirements/questionnaire, etc.  The Offering you create will not only give you the confidence to raise the money, but it also complies with the SEC Regulation D 505/506 securities offering. These offerings allow you to market to NASD broker-dealers and others for equity capital without the expense of a formal Initial Private Offering (IPO).

The only people creating Offering Memorandums are business attorneys and companies specializing in SEC Reg. D Offerings.  The cost to have an Offering Memorandum written for your venture ranges from $4,000 to $10,000.  

If you spend some time researching the private placement 'specialists', you will notice some claim to provide a broker service.  No, they are not going to act as stock broker and raise the money for your new business. They can't do that... It's against the law, they are not licensed stock brokers.  What they say they can do (with no guarantees, mind you) is use their contacts with brokerage firms to see if any will take on a huge block of stock and guarantee it's sale.  Don't hold your breath!  All these guys do is plug in your information into their Offering template, and you get to pay $5,000?

 We can do all of the work for you, if you wish.  Our cost for the Memorandum is $899.00. Email us for more information.