Verde Taqueria
A family taqueria opening a second location with a full commissary kitchen.
Revenue-Share Note terms
Monthly revenue share
6%
of gross revenue, split pro-rata among backers
Return multiple
1.5×
fixed — every $1,000 backed returns to you as $1,500
Est. repayment
~20 mo
business estimate at a full raise
Your funds never touch InvestLocal.
Commitments route to third-party escrow at North Capital (simulated in this preview). They stay held until Verde Taqueria reaches its $50,000 minimum — if it doesn't, everything is released back to backers. This campaign has reached its minimum, so escrow has released.
Backer wall
The neighbors behind this raise.
- Priya N.AnchorFounding
- Sam W.AnchorFounding
Risk disclosures
You can lose your entire investment
Small businesses fail at high rates. If the business closes or its revenue falls, repayments stop and you may never receive your projected return — or recover your principal. Only commit money you can afford to lose entirely.
Returns depend on revenue, not promises
A Revenue-Share Note pays from a fixed percentage of the business's gross monthly revenue. There is no fixed schedule: low-revenue months mean small distributions, and zero-revenue months mean none. The estimated repayment timeline is a projection, not a commitment.
Revenue figures are self-reported in this preview
During this simulation phase the business itself reports its monthly revenue, and figures are not independently verified. Verified revenue feeds (point-of-sale or bank-data integration) are planned before any real repayments occur.
No equity, no voting rights, no upside beyond the multiple
A note is not stock. You receive no ownership, no vote, and no share of the business's growth beyond the fixed repayment multiple. If the business becomes wildly successful, your return is still capped at the multiple.
These notes are illiquid
There is no market to resell a Revenue-Share Note. Expect your money to be committed until the note is repaid in full — which may take years, or never complete.
Escrow protects the raise, not the repayment
Third-party escrow safeguards funds only until a campaign reaches its minimum target. Once released to the business, repayment depends entirely on the business's ongoing performance.
Full text on the risk disclosures page.
Non-binding preview.
InvestLocal is pre-license: commitments are non-binding soft pledges, identity checks and escrow are simulated, and no real money moves. Nothing here is an offer or solicitation to buy or sell securities.