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How much cash to start a nightclub?
February 2, 2007 by mrbizplan.
Anonymous Asks:
I want to start a nightclub. If i have a well written business plan and perfect credit would the bank give me a big enough loan to start one?
Mr BizPlan Answers:
At DIYBizPlan.com we have an article that discusses Commercial Financing. The article mentions a 10% minimum equity investment (down payment) but, for night clubs/liquor establishments the amount of equity required from the owner is typicall higher (20%-35%) becuase the inventory is of low collateral value and is paid for with cash (usually liquor / beer distributors will not offer trade credit). That being said if you need $500,000 to get started you will need to put up $100,000-$175,000 of your own capital. This is not a hard and fast rule…the less collatereral you have the higher your equity requirement will be as a percent of the total project costs.
Here is another article that explains what equity capital is, how much you need and why it is important.
Investors are a good place to start if you don’t have that much coin just laying around.
I hope this helps
Mr BizPlan
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