David Chalk · Dyslexia Explored · #189: Dyslexia, Building Businesses and Learning to Read at 62 with David Chalk
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sells equity to small, mission-aligned investors rather than traditional venture capital, positioning them as partners who receive a good return
“I’d rather two investment properties than over-capitalising on the one… I can take out equity from both… that way I’ve got the most amount of real estate for as long as possible.”
“Return chasing is a gradual thing … you get more and more overweight equities as returns improve, then unload as they worsen.”
“We ditched the VCs. We didn't want to date them anymore. And we met with the institutional investor. With Fidelity. With Barron Capital. With Capital Group”
“Tax loss harvesting, good times to sell, bad times to sell - can change cost by about a 5% range in annualized returns”
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