17 Books that made me a better entrepreneur and investor

(I can guarantee you've never heard of at least 5 of them) Over the years I've read hundreds of books about business and investing.

A lot of them are bad, many are popular for no reason.

Here are ones that made a real impact or helped me get better at something in business. I hope they help you too.

A Beginner's Guide to Bankruptcies and finding deals (1/x) I get questions about bankruptcies, finding deals, and the whole process, so here's a thread on how it works.

Obligatory Disclaimers: I am not, thank God, a Lawyer. Do your own research. This is a twitter thread, a lot of info was simplified.

When the tide comes out, you see who's swimming naked.

Today we'll look at the madness of SaaS revenue lending.

Small Venture backed SaaS just filed for Chapter 11(V) protection.

The amount they owe to FinTech SaaS Lenders:
~$727,300 The approximate numbers line up like this
Stripe : $118,000
Brex: $57,000
ClearBanc: $135,300
Capchase:$145,000
FundBox: $35,000
Libertas: $200,000
Pipe $37,000

$727,300 total

How much do you think they did in ARR?

We've acquired 6 off market sites/saas in the last 16 months.

Here's the time tested 6 step process I use to create digital deal flow: First, start with the end in mind:

What are you looking to acquire? Is it SaaS, content based, e-commerce?

What size deal, what kind of numbers?

You can't get to where you're going if you don't have a map.