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Loan Financing Guide for Small Business Owners


This book is a simple, practical, and effective step-by-step guide to achieving your financing goals in the least amount of time. Written for the small business owner, it teaches you everything about securing loans: choosing loans, applying for a loan, improving your chances of being approved for a loan, and learning everything you need to know about the loan approval process. As an added bonus, this book will help you determine when loans are not an appropriate source of financing, and provide you with inside knowledge on loan officers' expectations, preferences, and pet peeves. Loan Financing Guide for Small Business Owners is an essential tool for beginning or seasoned business owners who find themselves in the position of needing debt financing to grow their companies. The book is structured with short, to the point chapters and accompanying appendices that make it useful as a reference book once an initial page by page read through has been completed. To be successful in securing loan financing, every small business owner needs this book.

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Unknown said…
Interesting post. I want to run a business soon, so I'll keep this in mind. I've wanted to do this for a while now, and more recently I've thought about buying an existing business instead of starting one from scratch. I'm not entirely sure how to go about this quite yet. Do you have any suggestions? Advice? Thanks.
October 7, 2008 at 2:12 PM
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