The pace at which you can grow this business is strictly dependent on your access to capital. Our ideal candidates have both cash and borrowing power to purchase vans. Typically, we see our partners purchase 1 or 2 vans with cash, and then take out personal loans on an additional 2-3 vans. The amount of cash needed depends on whether you buy used vans or new vans. Our partners often elect to purchase a mix of new and used vans when just starting out. Therefore, you may purchase 2 used vans, at approximately $40,000 each, and get loans for an additional 2 vans, which cost new at approximately $50,000 each. We also have some tactics to attract small investors to this program, which you can use to get friends and family to potentially help you fund vans when you are first getting started. To continue your growth from the initial 5 or so vans, you’ll need to continue to invest your personal funds into the business, or have the borrowing power to personally obtain bank loans for additional vehicles. Lastly, you can also optionally raise funds from an investor, who would provide capital for you to purchase vans. Our partners have had good luck with this after they’ve been in business for 6-8 months and are able to show the success and revenue generated from their first rental season.