RE: If you were given $100,000 to invest in something for three years before being able to sell, what would it be?
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Maybe I don't understand the post but in my own little way let me explain how my business plan will look like in the next 2 years. Big problem is the capital but let me briefly say it. If I have 4 motorcycles for commercial use since the Lockdown hasn't stopped bikes from movements and by the look of things they can't stop them because without them food cannot be transported to our villages, the price of $3000 for 4 motorcycles will bring me $6000 in two years that's for 4 bikes only. The more bikes the more profit. This is a business I want to look into but lack of capital for 4 bikes. The more bikes the more profit. One thing is under probability in this business, the bike might have an accident but due to the agreement between you and the rider he will have to provide another one which may delay your business or in the case of death which means total lost. That's my automated business plan.
And so with $100,000 USD, you could get a set of bikes, insure them and the drivers and likely make a good profit over the next 3 years. Well good luck with your plan, capital is a tough one and it sounds like you'd need insurance plans too.
I will surely need an insurance with such an amount going into business. That business will be huge! The profit will be something else. Capital will come one day!
I hope so, best of luck!
Thank you!