What is the minimum amount of money possible to start a successful small project?

Dear If you have great idea  and having capability of convincing then the world is full f investors

You can start with any amount of money based on the business location, kind of business, amount of resources to run the business and their wages.

the many which you have is enough to start

Amount of money doesn't guarantee the success of a project. Its how you manage tells you if it is success.

All depends what kind of project you are talking about....

Are you building something ....  like ceramic ware or a building .... a business like a store or restaurant?

Yes, it takes planning ahead ... having a startup and running budget (overhead like rent, employees pay, utilities, taxes...) .... location ... advertising ...

Some fancies you need a networth between $250,000 - $500,000 ... at least a cash value of3-6 month...

I agree with Mr. Anil Naram's statement.... it does not guarantee's you success.

The fact is10 out of100 new businesses will fail ...

We can not figure out the minimum amount of money , But I think It is better to estimate the minimum Percentage of the total Project Budget , Like a10 % of Total price It could be enough .

But sure It is depend on the kind of the project : for example some electrical Project need at least40 % as a down payment to start .

Thanks for invitation .

You may have to ask right question to get right answer

Else may get general answers which may not really serve the purpose of raising query.

it depends on size and type of project

Abou two hundred thousand

This is certainly the sort of question that you can not get answers from others. 

 

it may range from 5 US $  or even 50,000 US $   like Fiverr  online businesses or real life one. 

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