As the new year starts, I am starting to reengage with co-investors, as well as reaching out to accelerators and other investors with whom I have not had a relationship with in the past. Those two efforts have highlighted to me how difficult it is for investors to find appropriate deal flow, and ho
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Making Deal Flow More Helpful
Posted by lyceum under Raising CapitalFrom https://smallbiztrends.com 2854 days ago
Able Lending Review: Business Loans With An Interesting Twist
Posted by jondyer under Raising CapitalFrom http://dyernews.com 2855 days ago
While crowdfunding and peer to peer lending continue to grow in popularity among entrepreneurs seeking capital, Able Lending uniquely combines to two while also adding institutional funds to the equation. Offering "collaborative loans," Able is looking to fund the small business they call the "Fort
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Your Quick and Dirty Guide to Accurate Cash Flow Projections
Posted by fundera under Raising CapitalFrom https://www.fundera.com 2857 days ago
Believe it or not, you can make a profit and still go out of business.
Let me say it again: You can make a profit and still go out of business.
Wait, what? How? Why? It makes no sense, right. Read More
Let me say it again: You can make a profit and still go out of business.
Wait, what? How? Why? It makes no sense, right. Read More
Five Ways to Access Extra Capital for Your Small Business
Posted by popularpicks under Raising CapitalFrom https://www.credibly.com 2858 days ago
Most small businesses can use extra capital every now and again for whatever business needs might come up. The problem is they don't always know where to get it or who to talk to. This short post details a few alternative solutions to finding capital, and what you can use each different one for.
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Craft Brewery Owners Should Collect on Invoices & Receivables ASAP, or Risk a Cash Flow Crunch.
Posted by charlesmbarr under Raising CapitalFrom https://www.lvrgllc.com 2858 days ago
Accounts receivable financing (A/R financing), sometimes known as a ledgered line of credit or invoice financing, is a great solution for breweries that need more funding that is not available from traditional lenders.
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The Ultimate Guide to Craft Brewery, Microbrewery, Taproom & Brewpub Financing
Posted by charlesmbarr under Raising CapitalFrom https://www.lvrgllc.com 2859 days ago
We have put together an all encompassing guide to walk you through your craft brewery financing options...
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3 Things to Do Before Applying for a Small Business Loan
Posted by jondyer under Raising CapitalFrom http://dyernews.com 2869 days ago
Getting a small business loan can be a great way to access the working capital you need. However, before submitting your application, there are a few things you should do to help improve your odds of approval and ensure a smooth repayment.
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5 Tips On Getting an Industry-Specific Loan - Small Business Blog
Posted by Kabbage under Raising CapitalFrom http://www.kabbage.com 2871 days ago
Industry-specific loans can provide your small business with working capital when you need it. Pick up some tips on how to get an industry-specific loan here.
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How to Create a Winning Startup Funding Strategy
Posted by previsomedia under Raising CapitalFrom http://profinanceblog.com 2871 days ago
There are right ways and wrong ways to go about developing a strategy to attract the right investors into your startup enterprise. And there are definitely more than a few that should top your list.
Follow these 7 tips and you’ll soon have to start turning investors away! Read More
Follow these 7 tips and you’ll soon have to start turning investors away! Read More
What is a Small Business Expansion Loan and How Can it BOOST My Small Biz?
Posted by charlesmbarr under Raising CapitalFrom https://www.lvrgllc.com 2872 days ago
With each new customer, piece of inventory, and sale, your business is growing and expanding, and it’s all good. But growth can be overwhelming if one day, you realize that you’re desperate for more help, falling behind, and can’t seem to catch up. Where do you go from here?
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