It is no secret that developing a comprehensive business plan is a complicated process. A properly structured plan, especially one that is used for raising capital, requires an intensive amount of market research, understanding of your potential customers’ needs, and determining the appropriate amount of capital that is necessary in order to start the business. These facets of creating a well-developed business plan can be overwhelming. At TheFinanceResource.com, we have developed a number of business planning tools that drastically reduce the amount of time necessary to produce a business plan that is fully appropriate for private investment, SBA loans, conventional business loans, or revolving lines of credit.
All of our business plans feature a dashboard driven financial model so that you can see how adjustments made to the anticipated revenues or expenses can impact your business in real time. These tools seamlessly integrate with the actual business planning document. All business plans offered by our business include a three-year profit and loss statement, cash flow analysis, balance sheet, break even analysis, and business ratios overview. The financial model also includes return on investment and loan amortization tables so that you can understand the anticipated cost of capital, repayment period, and how changes in interest rates can impact business borrowing.
In today’s ever changing business climate, it is imperative that businesses, of all sizes, have a complete understanding how pivots in the economy can impact business activities. The business plans that are provided on this website feature up-to-date industry research as well as an overview of the economy and how it may impact the specific operations of each business covered on this platform.
Over the past 20 years, our business has developed hundreds of business plan templates across pretty much every industry imaginable. We are committed to helping you with the development of your business plan, and we are more than happy to answer any questions that you may have throughout the business planning process.