Is it better to buy a an existing business or start from scratch?
Anonymous 1
Hey I am on Medial • 3m
it really depends on your goals. Buying an existing business can give you immediate cash flow and a customer base, but you might inherit hidden problems also na don't you think so?
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C – Cash Flow
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Vivek Joshi
Director & CEO @ Exc... • 1m
Facing cash flow issues? You're not alone! In this video, we share “10 innovative ways” to troubleshoot common cash flow challenges that can hinder your business's success. From negotiating payment terms and invoicing promptly to diversifying revenue
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Saket Sambhav
Adjuva Legal • 1m
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Karthik Sreedharan
Fintech CEO | Revolu... • 1y
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My theory and Pracgical both are simple as far as business is concerned. Those. who buy from me must own the substantial part of the business.Bcoz nothing apart from the customers makes the cash flow. and balance sheet healthy. So they. must know tha
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CA Rajat Agrawal
EaseValue Advisors • 12d
One of my startup clients recently struggled with severe cash flow issues — something I see quite often, especially in AI-driven or tech-based startups.
Despite having a great product and market fit, they were stuck because of delayed receivables an
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Dr Saurav singh
Doctor by profession... • 4m
if you are founder,
you don't have enough cash flow
But you have 2 options to work on
which one you will choose and why?
1. one product will generate instant cash
2. it will take time to build ,but in future it can be big Brand in their sector
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