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Things to consider before investing in someone else’s business
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[QUOTE="funmi, post: 135540, member: 38880"] To me, investing in another person's business is not wise at all. Since the person knows that he or she is the owner, he may not really see you as a partner no matter how much you invest in the business. If the business grows to some certain extent or level, he may pay you off so that he can the sole owner of the business. I will advice anybody who is thinking of investing in another person business not to do so but use the money start up his own business no matter how small. [/QUOTE]
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