For variety. I will want to diversify my business ventures, and make sure that I will be able to make money no matter what happens. While I will always have money from the investment fund to fall back on, I will want other resources that will take a little time getting started, but will be worth the efforts. The goal will be to do good for the community and help the local economy grow, and become better. I can’t do this with just an investment fund. I will have to be an active participant in the local economy. Having just one business will not make much sense as this won’t attract as many people, and therefore if not the right business – I could see very little profits if any money at all.
I will acquire necessities of a business within my own ventures. For example, my PC Company will need a bank account, hosting services, and telephone services – all within my ventures. Customer service agents might need a new phone and computer which can be acquired from the PC Company. If a low income person wants to have a free website because they can’t afford a hosting plan, then they can acquire a small hosting plan that would work well enough as a personal account. It will be easier to put all of my available money into an investment account, and maybe even more money. However, investment accounts don’t grow where you live. They don’t make things better for those less fortunate than you. Creating companies that would do these things makes more sense even if not as profitable.
And in case you are curious, a $200,000,000 investment based on the formulas I used throughout these sites will generate $1,125,000 in net income per month. As you can see, it is probably easier to do an investment fund, but not as impactful.