I own a company that has been in business for 3 years designing homes. It has done very well and exceeded my expectations when I started it. I am now looking for an investor so that I can expand offering more services for clients. The largest part of the expansion is going to be a Blueprinting Service that prints plans for any industry commercial, residential, civil and industrial. There is a high demand for this service in the east of Charlotte NC area. The current businesses offering this within Charlotte have a waiting period because of the amount of jobs they have coming in. I would also like to offer pickup and delivery as a free service for using us. All of this ties in to the design business by giving us the chance to create a business relationship with clients that normally wouldn't use the design service so that it may lead them to the decision one day to try us. While the housing market is recovering builders are going to use the plans they already have to save on cost but the one service they can't do without is printing the plans for the job. It doesn't matter where they get their designs from they will always need them printed and many of the builders I know are having trouble getting them printed correctly and in a timely manner. Many print shops do not have the software or knowledge to print plans since their specialized area is with normal office printing jobs. I have had many calls from these guys for me to instruct them the correct way to print something twice the size for a customer without losing scale. Another problem is pricing at the local more convenient Kinko type store is sky high around 3-4 times what it should be. I know what the correct price should be and I plan to match any competitor.

The blueprinting service will provide the income to begin offering additional services such as an online plan website selling home plans, construction services to build homes, 2D and 3D rendering services for builders and architects, and material take-offs on our designs.

I have two options for an investor to choose that I have copied below from my business plan based on expected earnings at fully function:
Investment Option 1-Loan based repaid plus 5 yr guarantee of 10% share earnings over loan term.
With investment option 1 the investment is a loan that is repaid over a given amount of time by equal monthly payments until the loan is repaid in full. During the time of repayment the investor also receives a 10% share of the company’s net profit. End of year net profits are determined by rolling over the first half of net earnings back into the company for operating expenses for the following year. Once the loan is paid in full the 10% share holdings are returned back to the company. The company will have the option to pay lump sums toward the loan principle without a penalty for early payoff but will assure the investor a minimum of 5 years of 10% share holdings. Share holdings can only be sold back to the company to protect the well being of the company.
Initial investment of $100,000 repaid over 10 years with 8% interest would be $1200 a month.
Projected 10% amount based on section 8.2 would equal $18,317. Over the term of the 10 year loan the total amount paid to the investor based on this number would be: $144,000 loan plus interest + $183,170 10% share over 10 year loan period = ROI of $327,000
Actual amount of ROI will vary based on end of year profits and growth. If the loan is repaid in full early plus accumulated interest before 5 years the investor will continue to receive the 10% share until the 5 year minimum period is reached
Investment Option 2-Buy in to company with equal share of earnings per year and 10% shares of ownership.
Investment option 2 is a buy in amount to receive an equal share of profits and own 10% of company shares. With this option the investment amount is not repaid as a loan as in option 1 but the investor receives an equal profit share as the investor partner and a 10% share of the company share holdings. End of year net profits are determined by rolling over the first half of net earnings back into the company for operating expenses for the following year. The remainder of net profit is divided equally between partners. The investor can only sell their shareholdings back to the company for which they will receive the greater of the original investment or 10% of the net worth at time of sale. The company reserves the right to purchase the share holdings back at any time.
Initial investment of $100,000
Based on the projected income in section 8.2 the investor could receive a yearly share of $74,591. As the company grows this amount could increase or decrease from year to year. Over the same 10 year time period of option 1 at this amount the investor could earn $745,912.


Send me a PM for more details, contact info and to request a copy of the business plan. In order for me to know that you are a real investor and not one of the scam artist we get on here please give me some information about yourself and a website if you have one. Thanks, Jamie