[POLL] -- What Kind Of Financing Will Help Your Biz The Most?
We're working on a report that will highlight the best, most effective ways for small businesses like yours to get the funding necessary to expand. Please take just a couple of minutes to answer this anonymous survey about what's worked for you, what hasn't, & what you really need moving ahead? We'll make sure you're among the first to see the report when it's ready.
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Comments (21-30)
looking for loan or investment of $300K for one yr.
will return 50% to 100% interest.
I’m seeking funding to get my business off the ground. I like Julios idea. Short term.
Web page wird of mouth
have investments and property
will still need a lot of help to keep the business going
We own 2 theatres (501c3). We need more volunteers
Most likely the outcome of this poll will not affect my ability to engage additional clientele nor interest from potential investors to help underwrite enlarging my inventory of finished, mounted sculptures, drawings, prints & paintings to have enough work for a current works showing in one or more competitive galleries for breakthrough marketing exposure.
The show’s that displayed art are few and far between...many people have a fear of relaxing and enjoying the Arts....Antonio A. Suares...art’tist
Financing program that helps in unlocking the illiquidity (cashflow) within the business assets or debt within an environment where a business owner have experienced financing turndown or cashflow challenges for its working capital needs or for financing it’s growth opportunities is a better option. Sometimes, business owners may have debts within their books that max-out any potential add-on or could have obligations that are paid weekly or monthly. This could sometimes be very limiting to its cashflow. Opportunities exist for debt restructuring that can unlock extra cash tied up to paying maturing weekly or monthly obligations. For example restructuring to make monthly payment for a term of 5yrs. Interest is tax deductible mitigating costs implications fir such program. Also, could have working capital program that does not restrict how you use the funds in the business could also be a a game changer for some business owners.
Am available for consultation with any financing needs.