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I am finishing a business plan for a quick-service concept which will be my first restaurant venture.  I have a chef-partner who is helping with menu design and recipes, but I will be the only partner involved in the day to day operations.   I have about a third of the required capital myself and am starting to look for investors to fund the rest.  Does anyone have guidance on how to place a value on creating and executing the plan that is fair to both the founders and the investors?  I have heard of formulas that pay off the investors first up to a certain return of capital and then leave the founders with a certain perpetual ownership.  How do you determine what that perpetual ownership is once the investors are paid off?  Like everything, I assume it comes down to specific negotiations, previous experience, etc.  But any starting point would be helpful to me.

 

Keedick Coulter

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I had no sucuess with investors. However I did well with Chase Bank what sold them was a very detailed business plan. I did not go into when and ratios information they looked for assets, expirance and bills to income I had. Hope this helps and good luck on your start up.

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