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Financing your own business assured with what seems like a decent amount of startup capital, but it is not surprising for new businesses to fail simply due to a lack of financing. This document will guide you on how to handle it. Visit http://www.newhorizon.org/credit-info/ten-ways-to-finance-your-home-business/
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10 Ways to Finance Your

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Here are some options on how you can finance your new home business.

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The customersThere are several ways you can get funded by potential customers.

The best way is to demonstrate your product or service in a way that creates demand for it instantly.

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You then just need to get orders or a written letter of credit, and using that as

part of your legitimate business plan, you should have a much easier time getting financed by one of these other options.

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Check your assetsEven if you don't have a bank account stacked with money, you

probably have some other assets. If you own your home, you could take a home equity loan or line of credit.

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There’s the possibility to borrow from your 401(k )or IRA savings account as well.

Selling expensive items you own will also bring you some startup capital.

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Borrow the money from friends and

familyDon't panhandle, but if you are a trustworthy person and know someone that would loan

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Just be careful about legal issues here.

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Credit cards

Financing with maxed out credit cards can include some huge risks and high interest

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Bank loansA bank loan to finance your home business is a

good way to go.

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It works along the lines of a mortgage, with monthly

payments and a fixed interest rate.

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SBA 7A Loans

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Micro loansThese micro loans are administered by the

Small Business Administration affiliates, and work with small businesses that often might not

get funding.

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Trade creditBy establishing a relationship with suppliers, you are able to

receive product without paying at delivery. You would typically set up a period of time to handle payments, this way you can

make money before spending everything you have.

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This can free up funds for other things.

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Social lending

Social lending involves private loans acquired The terms must be discussed

and set between both parties, and then an

intermediary usually handles all the transactions.

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InvestorsSometimes business men are willing to invest in a company for partial ownership. The perk here is that this isn’t a loan. You don’t have to pay anyone back, but that partial ownership

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