Lower margins mean companies will need higher sales volume, driving fierce battles for attention—and sending customer acquisition costs much higher.
Who wins? Anyone who already controls distribution.
🤔 Hot Take: The cost to build and launch a product is plummeting with AI, but the cost to acquire a customer will skyrocket.
More products = more competition. More competition = downward pricing pressure.
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@Geomodman@AdamLehman@patrickdichter@HoosierTrader It’s actually true across all types, and I have direct experience with this on small to medium private businesses. Could you share your example of others I might not be aware of?
@Geomodman@AdamLehman@patrickdichter@HoosierTrader The answer is actually *no
They either have to pay taxes on the equity if they get it for “free” or “earn it”. Otherwise they get equity at the current strike price of valuation and only get upside from the valuation at time of it being earned until time they leave.
@SeanSmithBC @TheTaxHeroes I’ve done the scan before, it’s actually not as precise as you think. Water retention can swing the results significantly. It’s actually better to use as a baseline and post measurement after 3-6months. Lots more on this via Reddit threads. But I think it’s still a great tool!
@mhp_guy Question: would it be possible to by a mobile home park and then sell off the lots to the renters of those lots? Obviously would need to get approved to split all those lots… but if you could, might be able to flip parks for immediate ROI and lower costs and give ownership to re
@awilkinson Also looking to hire similar role, but 5-10 years experience, tax background, would be controller for for several portfolio Co’s. Start of a family office.