“You can borrow more if the business is less risky… it frees up the capability of the owner… de-risks the business”

Sam Waterhouse · The Business of Allied Health · The Business of Allied Health - Episode 31: Deanne Bannatyne & Sam Waterhouse

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claim that reducing owner dependency de-risks the business and makes it easier to borrow more money

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