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My business partner and I are interested in opening a scrapbooking store in our area. There is no direct competition in our area. We've attended a class to put our business plan together. The market research is very favorable. We are currently an LLC that is conducting business on a small level (not on the Internet) in our local community hosting scrapbook cropping events and sell a very limited amount of retail products at these events, but really want to move into a storefront. We both have backgrounds in business and scrapbooking just happens to be a hobby. We recognized the income potential. Neither one of us has accessible cash on hand to invest in the business, but we are very confident that we have all the skills and the know-how to make this a successful venture plan! A storefront costs a lot of $$$$. Is our best option an angel investor?
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