The Tax Bill, Buying Businesses, and Growing To 8-Figures

20 Dec 2017 · 7 min
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Ryan Daniel Moran (Capitalism.com) discusses the passing tax bill and why it creates favorable conditions for buying and selling businesses. He highlights his interest in acquiring differentiated brands (example: Java Zen coffee), describes acquisition strategies (buy competitors, leverage complementary businesses, structure deals with minimal upfront cash), and shares personal activity: he sold a business earlier that year for eight figures, bought three businesses in 2017, and plans more acquisitions in 2018. Moran invites qualified entrepreneurs to join his Backroom group (must run a seven-figure business or have a seven-figure net worth) to collaborate on scaling to eight/nine figures and to access investment deal flow (including ICOs/real estate syndications). He also states his personal goal of owning the Cleveland Indians and estimates needing at least $100 million to do so.

Questions this video answers

Three businesses.

You must be running at least a seven-figure business or have a seven-figure net worth to be considered.

At least $100 million.

He cites a Backroom advisor who was a founding member of Zcash and says it went up ~107x (example: a $25,000 investment would be worth about $3 million).

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