Horse Training And Flipping Business - Capital Needed
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$5,000.00
Landon
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PayPalI'm looking for a $5,000 investment to purchase two horses for my training and resale program.
Over the last several months, I've acquired ranch property and invested more than $60,000 of my own money into building the foundation of this business. Those investments include infrastructure such as a well, septic system, road improvements, fencing, and barn construction.
The ranch is established. Now I need working capital to purchase inventory.
My business is simple: buy quality young horses, put professional training on them, and sell them into a higher-value market. This is the lane I've chosen, and it's where I intend to build a long-term business.
I also grow much of my own food for the horses, which helps keep operating costs low and allows me to focus my capital on acquiring quality horses.
Through established contacts, I have access to horses that fit my program. Based on comparable sales and my experience, I believe these horses can be trained and marketed for approximately $9,000 each after around 45 days of work, although actual sale price and timing will always depend on the individual horse and market conditions.
The initial $5,000 allows me to purchase two horses and begin generating cash flow. As profits are reinvested, I expect to scale to four to six horses at a time, significantly increasing the business's earning potential.
Option 1 – Profit Split\
- Investor provides $5,000.\
- Profits from the first two horses are split according to an agreed percentage.
Option 2 – Long-Term Partnership\
- Investor provides $5,000.\
- Investor receives 10% of the business's monthly net profits for an agreed term.
This isn't a startup idea on paper. The ranch is already built, the infrastructure is in place, and the training program is ready to operate. The only missing piece is the capital to purchase inventory.
My long-term vision is to grow beyond horse sales by expanding into a cattle operation, increasing the number of horses in training, and continuing to develop the ranch into a sustainable agricultural business.
I'm looking for a partner who believes in building something real—backed by hard work, practical experience, and a business model designed to grow over time.
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Horse Training And Flipping Business - Capital Needed
1 Day
43
0
$5,000.00
Landon
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
CashAppPayPalI'm looking for a $5,000 investment to purchase two horses for my training and resale program.
Over the last several months, I've acquired ranch property and invested more than $60,000 of my own money into building the foundation of this business. Those investments include infrastructure such as a well, septic system, road improvements, fencing, and barn construction.
The ranch is established. Now I need working capital to purchase inventory.
My business is simple: buy quality young horses, put professional training on them, and sell them into a higher-value market. This is the lane I've chosen, and it's where I intend to build a long-term business.
I also grow much of my own food for the horses, which helps keep operating costs low and allows me to focus my capital on acquiring quality horses.
Through established contacts, I have access to horses that fit my program. Based on comparable sales and my experience, I believe these horses can be trained and marketed for approximately $9,000 each after around 45 days of work, although actual sale price and timing will always depend on the individual horse and market conditions.
The initial $5,000 allows me to purchase two horses and begin generating cash flow. As profits are reinvested, I expect to scale to four to six horses at a time, significantly increasing the business's earning potential.
Option 1 – Profit Split\
- Investor provides $5,000.\
- Profits from the first two horses are split according to an agreed percentage.
Option 2 – Long-Term Partnership\
- Investor provides $5,000.\
- Investor receives 10% of the business's monthly net profits for an agreed term.
This isn't a startup idea on paper. The ranch is already built, the infrastructure is in place, and the training program is ready to operate. The only missing piece is the capital to purchase inventory.
My long-term vision is to grow beyond horse sales by expanding into a cattle operation, increasing the number of horses in training, and continuing to develop the ranch into a sustainable agricultural business.
I'm looking for a partner who believes in building something real—backed by hard work, practical experience, and a business model designed to grow over time.
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