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Get money for your business! Learn the financing fast track strategies used by successful entrepreneurs and investors. Finance Your Own Business will teach: The power of business credithow to get an SBA loanThe secrets of micro lendersThe benefits of crowdfundingHow to prepare your own PPMThe risks of using retirement fundsFinancing scams to avoid Read more
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Format: Paperback
This book is a must-read for anyone serious about starting or running their own business. I have worn a number of different hats in the business and financing and investing world, and many times have had my hat handed back to me, if you know what I mean. Saying that, I wish I would have had this book a few years ago! As an entrepreneur and partner in a company that made early stage angel investments and participant in due diligence with angel investing groups, I have seen a number of things described in the book first-hand. I can honestly say that I wish I would have had this book read and sitting on my shelf as a valuable resource. This book covers it all with clear language and presents things in a down-to-earth fashion that helps you understand the realities, pros, cons as well as the hidden dangers and "gotchas" that might be lurking in that contract in front of you or that longer-term impact you may have missed without for their advice. You will find great ideas on where to obtain financing that you may not have considered and learn that some of your ideas for financing may not be the greatest for your long-term financial health, such as retirement financing where you pull from retirement accounts. Along with the information on financing, you can find some great tips on running a better business, keeping up with important paperwork and things that may not be much fun, but can really help when you get to a place where you want to grow and scale your business. A great chapter for everyone considering starting a business is "Chapter Eleven: Create Your Business Structure." This is one of the most important early steps when building a business, and it is a good idea to explore your options and think about the future as well as the present. Helpful for both sides of the investment: the investors as well as those seeking financing, the chapter on angel and venture capital, I found very helpful and informative. It presents in a direct and succinct manner many of the things that investors are looking at and helps those looking for financing start pulling together the presentation and kind of information needed to be a candidate for angel or VC financing. If this is an area of interest, look at their due diligence checklist. Their advice on scams is extremely helpful in giving you things to be on guard against and hopefully save you some heartache. The resources section provides sample contracts and documents so that you can get an idea of what to expect before one may be staring you in the face while meeting with your attorney. Also in the back of the book is a table that shows a good comparison of the different funding types. It provides a super summary of the different types at a glance so you can dive in for greater detail in that chapter. I highly recommend this book. I did receive this as a review copy, and I am so glad I did. This great resource will be sitting on my bookshelf for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016 by Shane
Format: Kindle
An empowering and well put together book, Finance Your Own Business: Get on the Financing Fast Track, is an absolutely essential guide to business financing. Proficiently co-Authored by two experts in the business arena; Garrett Sutton ESQ. (a lawyer and prolific business author) and credit expert, Gerri Detweiler, this is a work that teems with an expansive knowledge-base when it comes to sensible business financing and thoroughly examines the benefits and drawbacks of the multitude of possible financing approaches for any business. Overall an edifying work that is built with important business finance particulars and exemplifies with relevant, real-life relatable, scenarios with which, engaged readers will find themselves taking notes and taking pause, as they proceed through the book's astutely composed sections. Furthermore, this is work that is well written, and easily comprehendible, making this a generally uncomplicated read. The book proceeds, swiftly to the heart of the business finance scenario, as each section offers an extensive look, at the many methods available for; finding financing, building a solid credit environment, utilizing investors, as well as the possible frauds and the triumphs. I enjoyed reading Finance Your Own Business, this book is definitely a keeper for anyone either thinking about starting out with their own business, or already established but in need of financial guidance. I particularly liked the authors' efficiency within this work as the book covered the very basic principles of business financing and moved to other more uncommon but, creative and plausible methods for financing. I do recommend this book to entrepreneurs everywhere it is truly an important read that liberates as well as edifies, especially, if you desire a successful business. Personally, as someone who has always wanted to start my own business, but thought I could never afford to own one, this book gave me hope.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016 by Mochalove