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RE: A new life in Puerto Rico. I am supporting entrepreneurs, cryptocurrency investors, blockchain developers.

in #fundinggym6 years ago

Thank you Bania for your comments. I appreciate it greatly. I am happy to pass along information that I have accumulated over the years. Due to my limited bandwidth, I will be spending most of my time publishing onto this platform information and content that are generated in the past. You can learn for free about all the systems of funding and venture capital. I'm not sure exactly where you're based.What state or country is yourResidents on record?

I say that because the U.S credit and funding systems prioritize and tier the cost of capital access when banking is concerned. The more stable, anchored and reputable you can demonstrate yourself to be, the more money for projects you can access at lower and lower costs. Warren Buffet can get cash for next to free to put to work into a new business or investment idea. The less anchored "and reachable" a person or company is, the less credit or capital will be lent or the higher the rates and ROI the lender will expect when bearing the risk of loss.

That said, my first priority will be to local entrepreneurs within the Puerto Rico business or investment ecosystem. My second distribution of time will go toward Californian residents that are also tied into technology, startups or other silicon valley supported projects. The last portion of my time will be utilized to support anyone within the United States that is entrepreneurial and also has a valid social security number. I say this because it's easiest to acquire funding at the lowest costs from major banks with this access. I can find 0% APR funding for up to 15 months use and often at up to $250,000 to support qualified entrepreneurs.

Reach out to me here so others can learn and also message me if you make a post here that describes your blockchain project or your entrepreneurial intentions.