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Hello there fellow Fastlaner's,
I have lurked long enough, and so I am finally posting my first thread here on the forum...
My question is how can one properly do Due Diligence when purchasing an online business (whether it be an e-commerce shop, amazon business, lead gen, etc...)??
I am a 20 year old who has recently dropped out half way through my bachelors degree because I am fortunate enough to have parents that support me in my entrepreneurial dreams just as much as they would support my college and then career dreams. I have been given my last two years of tuition money (roughly 15k) as seed money for any entrepreneurial pursuits of my choosing.
I have always been heavily into online businesses for there capabilities of being somewhat passive and workable from anywhere. Also having worked at a tech startup for 6 months, I absolutely know this is the type of road I want to go down. After having 2 failed startups of my own, I have started looking towards buying and scaling/growing instead of starting and building.
So, I want to go about this with the utmost scrutiny so that I can make the best, most informed decision i possibly can when acquiring whatever business I chose to purchase. Are there possibly a set of rules of thumb that most people go off of when evaluating? Im sure there are probably common red flags as well...
Any and all information is appreciated. Thanks Guys!
Marshall
I have lurked long enough, and so I am finally posting my first thread here on the forum...
My question is how can one properly do Due Diligence when purchasing an online business (whether it be an e-commerce shop, amazon business, lead gen, etc...)??
I am a 20 year old who has recently dropped out half way through my bachelors degree because I am fortunate enough to have parents that support me in my entrepreneurial dreams just as much as they would support my college and then career dreams. I have been given my last two years of tuition money (roughly 15k) as seed money for any entrepreneurial pursuits of my choosing.
I have always been heavily into online businesses for there capabilities of being somewhat passive and workable from anywhere. Also having worked at a tech startup for 6 months, I absolutely know this is the type of road I want to go down. After having 2 failed startups of my own, I have started looking towards buying and scaling/growing instead of starting and building.
So, I want to go about this with the utmost scrutiny so that I can make the best, most informed decision i possibly can when acquiring whatever business I chose to purchase. Are there possibly a set of rules of thumb that most people go off of when evaluating? Im sure there are probably common red flags as well...
Any and all information is appreciated. Thanks Guys!
Marshall
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