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    • Affluentry@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      Great site. I’m constantly scouring it. Just gotta make sure you do your due diligence! I’ve seen quite a few attractive deals, submitted inquiries, and found atrocious financials. Definitely takes patience and research.

  • Careeropportunity365@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Almost anything you want. You could buy a business currently generating revenue and get an almost instant return. Or you could invest in other things. If I had that much, I’d look into trading bots in the crypto and forex markets. They require little skill to set up, but they will be in a period of drawdown some of the time. So I would suggest a mix of both, find an online business where you can negotiate price or terms and then once that is running smooth look into other stuff or support whatever you buy with another business acquisition.

  • milee30@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    If this is how you’re approaching it… scammed.

    People looking for a place to spend/invest soon get swindled.

    Step back and figure out what skills you have, what skills you need, if business is even a fit for you. Meantime, conventional investments such as are made in a retirement fund are a good idea.

  • username48378645@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Would you be interested in using 80K as an angel investor? I have a promising company, and right now I’m saving the 80K myself. We can sign a contract and everything. We can discuss the idea, how much you get back for the investment. Just DM me if you’re interested.

  • xalttInc@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I don’t know if you have interest or knowledge in the startup industry but try investing in a startup, if you put your bets at the right people and the right execution of the plan, you will get good amount of returns

  • pheoxs@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    If you have storage space to go along with it I’d look at something in the rental market. Things like blow up bouncey houses and what not can often be rented out where they repay the investment after a year (assuming you can market the rentals).

    There’s a place locally that just rents tables and chairs. It’s like a buck a chair and 5-10$ a table. Every holiday they rent out tons and basically pay for everything after the first year.

    Another guy does the inflatable movie screens and does movie in the park nights. It’s become popular enough that many community associations each their own through the fall so he’s booked up almost every weekend. I think it’s around 1-2k a night for probably 6 hours of setup, hit play on the movie and then teardown.

  • No_Associate5627@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    About to launch a vape company, if you’re interested in investing. Putting 150k in myself which is all I need, but then again more initial inventory will just add to a more rapid expansion.

  • BusinessStrategist@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    This is the entrepreneurship subreddit.

    The entrepreneurship journey is “Vision,” build and launch a “viable and sustainable” business and decide the next step once you’ve crossed the “viability” and “sustainability” milestone.

    So how do you connect your 250K with your entrepreneurship journey?