A group of angel investors has chosen you and several other entrepreneurial candidates to start and operate a virtual business. The angel investors will own 40% of the business and will hold three out of five permanent seats on the board of directors of your virtual business. The group of angel investors will provide $100,000 in funding to start your virtual business.

(1) Develop an operating budget for the virtual business.

(2) Develop a cash flow, profit and loss, balance sheet, and break-even analysis forecast projections for the virtual business.

(3) Determines if additional funding from the angel investors or contributions from the virtual team are needed to operate the virtual business.

(4) Determine the return on investment for any angel investor and virtual team member funding.