BJ’$ Landscaping and Lawn Care/Snow Removal
Bradon Lovenduski and Devon Jackson
Introduction to Business 110
Professor Sandy Schrum
11/17/14
Table of Contents
Cover sheet……………………………………………page 1
Statement of purpose………………………………….page 3
Contents……………………………………………….page 2
Description of Business……………………………….page 6
The Market….…………………………………………page 8
Location of the business……...………………………..page 10
Management……………………………..…………….page 13
Resources…………………………….………………..page 15
Human Resources……………………………….……..Page 17
Operation Plan……………………………….…...……Page 18
Application and expected effects of loan….…………..Page 19
Supporting Documents…………………….……….….Page 22
Advertising……………………………….……………Page 23
Statement of Purpose
To start up our business we will roughly need $900,000. $550,000 will be used to purchase the property. The rest will be used for our equipment and buildings. To see the full list look at the list sheet provided. We will both supply $100,000 and then we will need a $700,000 loan to compensate for the rest. The business should be able to pay off the loans in roughly ten years based on the profit margins and the amount of customers based on location.
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