Borrowing capital for your startup business is a tricky business in itself. There are two major types of raising money for your startup.

One would be able to borrow money from a bank or a non-bank investor and the other would be to sell the ownership in parts of your business to your investors. Whatever the mode of borrowing, there is enough risk involved. Borrowing money outside rather than selling your business equity is the much preferred mode as it promises full ownership. Again, this factor may vary depending on your financial requirements and it is not really a bad idea to share the equity stakes of your company.


Here are ways to raise startup capital for small business:
Non Bank Lending:

This is where the investors come into picture. You are obliged to share your ownership with these private lenders. Nevertheless, they provide you with your financial needs and promise a hassle free process of lending unlike in traditional banks. Your financial assets or the equity share of your business ownership takes the form of your idea towards starting up your business in full throttle.

The math is easy - your investor acquires part ownership of your business and receives a certain allotment of share in return to their capital investment.

Doesn't matter what mode of finance you use to raise capital for your startup business, you need to gain control of your business and produce performance results in a consistent manner.

When it comes to a small business, it is very much important to look for the best ways to Raise Startup Capital and the best way I used is joining a business club that consist of business investors
If you want to start a business but lack capital, this may be a good news to you.

This is the basic requirement for getting business loan. Bellow are the documents the investors will ask you before investing in your idea:

1. Financial statement
2. Financial projection
3. Viable business plan

You don't need collateral if you have these documents.

If you want already written copy of the above documents that you will only edit and fix your company name and services you render, plus contact of investors that will give you loan for your business, call me on 08120210021 or email me on victoriajoshua@gmail.com

i wish you success.
Victoria joshua

victoriajoshua: Borrowing capital for your startup business is a tricky business in itself. There are two major types of raising money for your startup.

One would be able to borrow money from a bank or a non-bank investor and the other would be to sell the ownership in parts of your business to your investors. Whatever the mode of borrowing, there is enough risk involved. Borrowing money outside rather than selling your business equity is the much preferred mode as it promises full ownership. Again, this factor may vary depending on your financial requirements and it is not really a bad idea to share the equity stakes of your company.


Here are ways to raise startup capital for small business:
Non Bank Lending:

This is where the investors come into picture. You are obliged to share your ownership with these private lenders. Nevertheless, they provide you with your financial needs and promise a hassle free process of lending unlike in traditional banks. Your financial assets or the equity share of your business ownership takes the form of your idea towards starting up your business in full throttle.

The math is easy - your investor acquires part ownership of your business and receives a certain allotment of share in return to their capital investment.

Doesn't matter what mode of finance you use to raise capital for your startup business, you need to gain control of your business and produce performance results in a consistent manner.

When it comes to a small business, it is very much important to look for the best ways to Raise Startup Capital and the best way I used is joining a business club that consist of business investors
If you want to start a business but lack capital, this may be a good news to you.

This is the basic requirement for getting business loan. Bellow are the documents the investors will ask you before investing in your idea:

1. Financial statement
2. Financial projection
3. Viable business plan

You don't need collateral if you have these documents.

If you want already written copy of the above documents that you will only edit and fix your company name and services you render, plus contact of investors that will give you loan for your business, call me on 08120210021 or email me on victoriajoshua@gmail.com

i wish you success.
Victoria joshua

how much is d minimum and maximum loans, nd wot if I alredy av doze documents

otubujohn: how much is d minimum and maximum loans, nd wot if I already av doze documents

you can join our business club if you need soft loan plus business education.

Between N1000 to 5 million. if you have the required format of document, the process is easy.

ok, how do i join d biz club

Good day, I am a property consultant I base in Ibadan oyo state and I have opportunity to many properties that if I purses it an resell in 2 to 3 mount I m to make a reasonable profit, may I know if the loan should be given to me OR it should be joint biz; and if you have an office in ibadan I am ready to come for face to face negotiation.thanks. Email alarapejamiu@yahoo.com

I have all the document required. How can obtain a soft loan facility of 400000naira. Email me d details @ skymobilemultimedia@yahoo.com