3 Ways to Get Money for Your Business and Advice From an Expert

There is a plentiful supply of money out there waiting to be given to your business. You just need to know how and where to get it.

1) Angel Investors (Read How)

Your business might get funding from “angels,” which are wealthy people or groups of people looking to invest in an emerging business. Go here to see who and how.

*** Go here to see who and how on angel investors.

2) Venture Capital (Read How)

If angels aren’t an option or don’t offer sufficient capital, you might explore venture capital. Venture capitalists will take equity in your company. Go here to see who and how.

The Metro Areas With The Most Venture Capital Investments

*** Go here to see who and how on venture capital.

3) Home Equity Loan (Read How)

If you own a home and are confident in your business, this is a simple way to obtain a sizable amount of funding. Go here to see who and how.

Reasons Why People Take Out a Home Equity Loan

*** Go here to see who and how on home equity loans.

I am an expert on the topic of raising money for small and home businesses. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have on this topic by posting a reply below with your detailed question.

Natalie Regoli
CEO, SUp.biz

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Permalink Reply by Anita Mathis on June 16, 2009 at 4:19pm: I have come to the conclusion that securing additional funds is not the key to the success of my business. I'm in buisness to make money, not to take on additional debt personally or professionally. In my personal life, previous financial difficulties were not the result of overspending, but from extenuating circumstancces. I'm careful about not signing contracts that cannot be cancelled without heavy fines. I won't invest in unnecessary overhead, materials or supplies. I'm examining my business strategy: What does my business do? Who do I serve? How do I serve them? How am I doing with that? The comment by the expert seems like the most appropriate solution.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by James Broadfoot on June 16, 2009 at 4:51pm: Thank you for sharing these valuable resources Natalie.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Ernie on June 16, 2009 at 5:26pm: Does your "Expertise" apply outside of the USA - i.e. Philippines?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by LisaLisa on June 16, 2009 at 6:07pm: First and foremost I must say Thank you Natalie for this post. I too am finding it very difficult to get the much needed help I need to move forward in my business.I have paid for services to get grant help but nothing applied to me...I have had counselors from Score and dealings with the SBA and still to this day NO HELP. I find it to be very hard for anyone to really get started into today's economy.I've had a hard time securing funds to establish my business but I won't give up.

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Erica Goodstone on June 16, 2009 at 10:08pm: My credit is good and I have not needed a business loan yet, but this is really valuable information for my future business ventures. Thanks for sharing it with us.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Eric Standlee -- Funding Commercial Companies on June 16, 2009 at 10:22pm: You forgot factoring your accounts receivable.
1. Bank money is cheapest and hardest to get/qualify for.
2. Factoring is next and only works for commercial companies.
3. Equity Dollars are the most expensive form of funding for companies but makes sense when a company needs to spend alot before it can get into revenue.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Mohana on June 16, 2009 at 11:12pm: Hi Natalie,

Thank you for the valuable informations. Really appreciate your expertise on this.

Regards,
Mohana
Email:siriusshmc@gmail.com
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Permalink Reply by Lionel Basque on June 17, 2009 at 1:19pm: Some people are doing business at home but how do someone know if the company he could be working for will be a company that will not steal you?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by SUp.biz, CEO on June 17, 2009 at 4:55pm: Hi Lionel,

Please clarify your question. For example, if someone is working from home for Ameriplan, are you concerned about whether Ameriplan would steal from you? What do you mean by "steal"?

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Permalink Reply by Nicole Hamilton on June 20, 2009 at 12:55pm: Hello Natale,
I understand how you feel regarding personal credit problems. The good thing about it is now you can work on it and correct the problem so you can move forward. I myself am beginning to fix my personal credit. I do not have friends or family that will help me with my business financially. I have a fulltime job as an employee and I am still trying to put forth my at home business and its not easy. It can be very discouraging at times but I just refuse to be someone elses employee for the rest of my life. I am a single, minority parent of two sons and I want them to see hard work pays off.

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Permalink Reply by Lorri Jackson on June 21, 2009 at 8:00pm: The Banks may not have money to lend on real estate, but they do have money to lend us, the business person, with new programs of Lines of Credits. Bank of America is one of them with several programs.
Our economy is in terrible shape and many families are just being able to make ends meet. Now is the perfect time to advance yourself into a financial fortune.

If you or someone you know has a credit score of 700 with Transunion, then you are in a position now to obtain Lines of Credit of $80K within 24 hours with no upfront fees required.

I work with a company now who has programs to fit your needs for immediate cash. If this interest you, please give Robert Sanchez a call at 646-377-1103 and let him know that you were referred to him by Lorri Jackson-Brown. If you know if someone who this program will benefit as well, please forward this email.; ▶ Reply to This