Initial Funding Requirement

To introduce our idea, we have outlined the preliminary amount of funding needed to start our project. The major costs relate to the costs of obtaining and managing the houseboats and other materials, as well as professional costs. Below is a breakdown of the costs involved:
Item Cost per Unit Total Cost
Houseboat (8×40: 1 bedroom with bath, split unit & kitchen) $50,000 $2,000,000
Maintenance cost per unit $500 $20,000
Material & labor cost $40,000
Total Cost $2,060,000
This source of funding will help to cover 40 houseboats so that each of our units will be equipped and maintained appropriately; it will also help in acquiring houseboat materials and manpower. This allows our project to have a required budget that will allow us to provide a premium luxury experience right from the outset.

Projected Revenue

Our projected revenues are based on several major income sources, such as marina rental income, the number of sales per unit per night, and also upcharges for other services. Below is a detailed breakdown of the projected revenue:
Revenue Stream Amount
10-year lease of the marina $80,000
Sales per night per unit $200
Total sales per night (40 units) $8,000
Upcharges (jet ski rental, boat charter, food/drinks catering) Variable
Thus, these revenues are a clear representation of the potential income sources within the scope of our project, providing a sustainable and balanced financial strategy. Given the niche selling proposition of our floating homes and other luxury services, which are paralleled by none, we firmly believe in linear and sustainable sales revenues’ growth.

Net Income

With an initial investment of $2 million, we expect to earn at least $1 million in net income annually. These numbers can be high because of effective upselling of services such as jet ski rentals, boat charters, and food and drink catering. The fact that its financial perspective looks bright underlines the fact that our business may generate great revenues.