Exit Strategy

My exit strategy: having developed a large database of listings and partnerships with local investors, real estate agencies, and apartment complexes, I intend to sell my business in the next 5 years for a large return, as it will have accumulated great value but certainly lived a long life as a mobile application. I do expect the application to have plateaued in regard to acquiring interest from the target audience after 5 years of being on the market. Selling the data will benefit logistic services and other companies with the same target market, while also serving as a financial provision for my future entrepreneurial endeavors. I know that this venture will be relatively short lived - it will not be used 25 years from now and will likely only be successful for a short duration of time (5 years approximately), which has certainly influenced other decisions I've made in my concept. I know that in order for this service to be successful, it has to hit the ground running with guns a-blazing, and I've conducted thorough research and customer analysis in order to most efficiently and effectively develop this idea so that we are receiving constructive feedback from customers to grow rather than negative feedback about the flaws of the application (with heavy R&D the bugs will be worked out and the application will be tested prior to release). With a user friendly application that services the customers with excellence and ease, the marketing strategies will be easy to pursue and the app will flourish, becoming largely visible and widely used in college areas across the nation.