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Business Start Up Funding

Where do I get business start up funding, small business start up loans, loans to buy a business. These are questions that every small business owner has asked themselves at some point during their start up or growth phase.

To assist the US visitors to this site, investigate their start up funding options, Dagmar Gatell of 101 Small Business Opportunity.com has provided this article on where you can go if you are looking for business start up funding for your business.




Business Start Up Funding
in the US

At this time, there isn't much start up funding available in the United States. Small business owners mainly have to come up with their own funds.

If they approach banks or investors for funding, they have to provide a professional business plan, with realistic facts and figures that demonstrate they will be successful. This is very tough to do.

Many small business owners start their small businesses with their own funds first or borrow money from friends and family.

Many start-ups get taken advantage of because they think they can acquire funding this way. The small business owners buy into the online and offline ads that say they can get grants if they pay a little.

Small Business Start Up Loans


The best way to find out what grants and loans are available to your business is to contact your home state resources like your local SBA Small Business Administration office representative small business development center ,or state department of revenue office.

Small Business Start Up Loans and Grants

A lot of times chamber of commerces offer free business advice for start-ups through a
SCORE representative. SCORE stands for "Counselors of America's Small Business Owners" Call your local chamber to schedule an appointment.

The SCORE representative or chamber employees can provide you contact information to your local start-up loans and grants resources or introduce you to a bank that can help you with your funding. The bottom line, funding for start ups is very hard to find. To know the 'key people' makes the job much easier and gives you a higher success rate to get a loan or grant for your small business

Dagmar Gatell is a small business owner and an employee of a local business start-up. As an infropreneur, her mission and goal are to share he experience and knowledge with other small business owners worldwide at 101 Small Business Opportunity.com


If you are based in Australia and would like information on start up funding in Australia please click on the link.


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