SBA Loans are another source of Franchise Funding. Assuming you secure an SBA loan, you’ll still need to invest some of your own “equity” into your business. Analyze all of your assests and resources...anything with equity or value. Family and friends have traditionally been a popular source of investment seed money.

 

Venture Capitalists and Angel Investors are other sources of potential capital for your initial investment into your new franchise or business...

Venture capital: If you approach a venture capitalist, be prepared to provide every last detail of your proposed business and business plan, and be willing to give up as much as 50 percent of your business in return for the investment.

Angel Investors: An angel investor is a wealthy individual who is not a professional venture capitalist. He or she has investment money in hand and is looking for a potential financial winner, or an investment that is expected to outperform the stock market. Angel investors look for annual returns of at least 25 percent. They’re often patient, long-term investors who have witnessed the birth of thousands of entrepreneurial ventures.

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