[Fundyman]

This is in essence a startup, about 6 months in.

They host their own events, cater, have very niched food & drink products, a pretty decent, loyal & growing client base, as well a much of their own capital injected into the business.

They are seeking additional investment for furthering the development of the company, building strong online presence, marketing, working capital, etc...

They are open to offering slight equity stake, or interest in exchange for the capital injection.


Investors who are into this industry, please PM me for details, if interested.

[Olderguy]

I can't see any investor putting $10K - $15K in a start up catering business.
Try to borrow from friends and family.
Do they have any deposits?
Fico 700+??
try a business start up loan with Midwest Corporate Credit
Personal loan from personal tax return - reach out to Micah
SBA has a micro loan for start ups up to $50K from the SBA website.
https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/microloans
Go to to a pawn shop and get cash from personal assets.

[Bcooper]

I can't see any investor putting $10K - $15K in a start up catering business.
Try to borrow from friends and family.
Do they have any deposits?
Fico 700+??
try a business start up loan with Midwest Corporate Credit
Personal loan from personal tax return - reach out to Micah
SBA has a micro loan for start ups up to $50K from the SBA website.
https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/microloans
Go to to a pawn shop and get cash from personal assets.

this is some solid ass advice if they have assets you could try a 7(a) as well but its doubtful itd go through as the requirements are fairly high for most merchants. catering tends to be a very high risk industry in my humble opinion truck breaks down or they cant get booked they go belly up fast.