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With as many systems being installed, how hard has it been to raise capital from investors to fund those systems? To date, we''ve raise money on a tax equity fund from U.S. They already have clients, who they know would benefit from a lease, and they already have the knowledgebase associated with the client.
With the cost of entry to be an entrepreneur so low today, the common excuse of “lack of funding” doesn’t get much sympathy from me. People can build great ecommerce sites with free tools, smartphone apps in their spare time and use crowdfunding to bypass the dreaded angel funding and venture capital penalties.
With the cost of entry to be an entrepreneur so low today, the common excuse of “lack of funding” doesn’t get much sympathy from me. People can build great ecommerce sites with free tools, smartphone apps in their spare time and use crowdfunding to bypass the dreaded angel funding and venture capital penalties.
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Like good mentors Paul, Jeff, Richard, Oded and David as well as Chris and Kris create an atmosphere in which the motivated founders can take advantage of the knowledgebase to which they are exposed. That is not to say the Partners are breathing down their neck.
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