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i haqve an usual situation have tried to go through traditional finacining and do not qualify however have a businessplan written and contracts ready to go with no start up capital need some help with ideas or some untraditional funding ideas
Don Massengill
209-570-5061
Don,
There are a number of avenues for capital depending upon the specific situation.
First of all, how much capital are you seeking?
Try approaching venture capitalists for funding or offer a part ownership of your company to people you know in exchange of funding your startup.
Hello everyone,
Now this is depend on how much capital you need. And many factors affects for capital need like size of the business, nature of the business, which kind of business do you own etc.
VC's typically want a firm that has more of a proven record. You may consider approaching an Angel group for financing, they are typically more interested in early stage investments and can typically provide business expertise in additition to capital. They do want a return though, so if you are not willing to sell the business in a few years they are probably not the best option.
Mark S Fackrell
"CFO for Hire"
Strategic Business Services
Yes, VC's tend to want to see a proven track record, but if you should want to try securing an unsecured loan for your business, it may not be a bad idea - assuming of course that your credit is good. The better your credit, the lower your interest rate. Getting an unsecured loan will enable you to borrow from the smallest amounts to the larger sums (10K to 500K) without collateral.
i haqve an usual situation have tried to go through traditional finacining and do not qualify however have a businessplan written and contracts ready to go with no start up capital need some help with ideas or some untraditional funding ideas
Don Massengill
209-570-5061
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