How would one launch a product with only around $5000-$10,000

Go to the bank, shake the teller's hand, get a loan. Wearing a suit helps but in 2017 as long as your presentable it doesn't matter too much.

>>2810962
Buy an established product and resell/rebrand them. Use the majority of your money as marketing.
the best thing to do with that much money would be starting a local business/service is there any skills you have? Could you provide consultation services to business in a particular industry that is big in your local area?

>>2810962
Sell fidget spinners/whatever the dumb trend is currently. Hustle and grind out a cheap and easy dropshipping site and try to get some money flowing in to fund this thing.

>>2810989
I might, but I would strongly prefer to not go into debt. If I did, would a bank give a $50,000 loan to a 22 year old with a solid idea and business plan?

>>2810994
Not sure what you're talking about, I'm trying to launch an electronic product here senpai.

>>2811033
Pretty good idea. I feel like dropshipping fidget spinner is majorly oversaturated though; any 3rd worlder with a computer could do it just as easily.

>>2810989
Don't forget a firm handshake, also it'll help if you're living in 1967.

>>2810962
Kickstarter is your own money fool. You have no obligations besides providing the rewards in the time frame you specify.

>>2811221
Yeah, but that will be a hassle to deliver on if the project turns out to be more complicated than expected

>>2810962
Depends on what you're up too, and it also helps if you're working with a co-owner. I would try one of those angel investment sites.

>>2811405
>one of those angel investment sites.

Which ones?

>>2811068
What kind of electronic product? with 5-10k you will have a hard time building a prototype.
With the amount of money you have it would be best to rebrand products.
Whatever you are planning on making I would increase your expected costs by 3-5x as you never know what you may have forgotten to factor.

>>2811462
It's a display. I don't want to give the idea away, but it's essentially a monitor.