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Make the numbers work—fast decisions, clear terms. Financing

 We offer consumer‑financing options for your program fee and business launch, through multi‑lender partnerships (subject to credit/income). Many providers advertise instant pre‑qualification, funding as soon as next business day, and rates starting around 4.99% APR with terms up to 60 months—actual offers vary by lender and profile. (Examples, not offers.) 



 

Examples:

  • $25,000 over 48 months ≈ $587/mo @ 5.99% APR to $761/mo @ 19.99% APR (amortization math)
     
  • $4,800 over 24 months ≈ $221–$244/mo @ ~10–20% APR (amortization math)
    (Your actual terms come from the financing provider.)
     

SBA‑aware planning (for the business itself): SBA programs often guarantee up to   85% for loans ≤$150k and 75% above that; maturities are commonly up to 10 years for working‑capital/equipment and up to 25 years for real‑estate (504). We’ll help you navigate lender conversations.% for loans ≤$150k and 75% above that; maturities are commonly up to 10 years for working‑capital/equipment and up to 25 years for real‑estate (504).


 We’ll help you navigate lender conversations.

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Free Resources for Funding Your Business

 


1. Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans


SBA 7(a) loans are one of the most popular options for funding a startup or acquiring an existing business.


  • Borrow up to $5 million
     
  • Terms up to 10–25 years
     
  • Typically requires 10–25% down payment
     
  • Favorable interest rates for qualified applicants
     


 2. Seller Financing (For Buying a Business)


If you’re acquiring an existing business, ask the seller to finance part of the deal. You’ll make payments over time — often with low interest and no bank involved.

✅ No upfront bank approval
✅ Flexible repayment terms
✅ Often combined with SBA loans
 

3. Personal Credit Cards or Lines of Credit


Many founders fund their first few months using available credit:


  • 0% APR intro offers (12–18 months) available
     
  • Quick access without underwriting delays
     
  • Works well when paired with a clear repayment plan
     

✅ Use responsibly and with guidance from a financial advisor.


4. ROBS (Rollover for Business Startups)


Use your 401(k) or IRA to fund your business — without paying penalties.


  • No early withdrawal fees
     
  • No loan or repayment required
     
  • IRS-approved strategy for many founders
     


 5. Maintain Current Employment 


Keep your job while you build your business on the side. This is a low-risk funding strategy that gives you:

  • Steady income
     
  • Insurance and benefits
     
  • Time to validate and grow your business before going full-time
     

6. Traditional Business Loans (Bank or Credit Union)


Banks and credit unions offer small business loans — if you have strong credit and collateral.


 7. Business Grants (Non-Repayable Capital)


Grants are free money for qualified applicants — but often competitive. Try:

  • Grants.gov – Federal small business grants
     
  • Hello Alice Grants – Diverse and minority business owners
     
  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Biz Grants
     

8. Crowdfunding Platforms


Raise money from your network or audience online:

  • Kickstarter – Creative and product-focused
     
  • Indiegogo – Flexible campaigns
     
  • Wefunder – Equity crowdfunding
     

💸 9. Angel Investors & Revenue-Based Financing


Want to fund your business without taking a loan?


  • MicroVentures – Equity crowdfunding
     
  • Pipe.com – Revenue-based financing
     
  • SBA Capital Investment Programs
     

10. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)


CDFIs offer loans to underserved communities and new founders.


  • Accion Opportunity Fund – Minority and women entrepreneurs
     
  • LiftFund – Texas-based startup funding
     
  • Community Reinvestment Fund – National microloans
     

 Bonus: Mentorship & Free Expert Help


Get advice, business planning, and startup coaching — for free.

  • SCORE.org – 10,000+ business mentors
     
  • SBA Local Assistance – Free business planning help
     
  • USA.gov’s Startup Guide
     

 Need Help Choosing the Right Path?


There is no one-size-fits-all funding strategy. That’s why I help my clients choose the smartest path based on their financial history, credit score, income, and business model.


✅ Already have a job? Great — build while working.
✅ Have good credit? We can leverage that.
✅ Have savings? We’ll stretch it wisely.


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