Sasha has been running a bicycle delivery service for more than a year. Her business is going well, but she is having a hard time managing her accounts and keeping up with her budget. What would be a good business decision for her to make? Appeal to investors to incorporate her business. Hire more bike messengers so she can make more deliveries. Look for a partner who can contribute business expertise. Change her company to limited liability to protect her assets.
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