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As others have mentioned, it might be worth considering a credit card if you don't need a huge amount of capital. Then, as your business grows and your credit improves, you can try for a loan or other financing options...
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Congrats on your business venture. Startup costs and funding can be a stumbling block. Ourselves and others we know have had good success with the recommendations at grants.gov and businessformationgroup.org. Lots of free info that may point you in the right direction or spark some ideas.
Good luck!
Have you considered crowd funding? Whilst moves are being made to allow equity crowd funding, the existing form of pledge crowd funding allows start ups and small business to fund their initiatives without loans that need to be repaid or the surrender of equity in the enterprise. Have a read of this useful blog or this useful site
The best and the easiest way to get funding to start up your retail store is to get business funding online. Yes, its true that one can easily get a start up money to fund their business. Here is one link of the site: http://allianceonellc.com/, for your reference.
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