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Raising Capital PLR Pack

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Raising Capital PLR Pack

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This Raising Capital PLR product is jammed-packed with value and comes with the following components:

List Building Report/Lead Magnet in PDF and Editable Word Documents
Training Guide in PDF and Editable Word Documents
Video Training in MP4 Format
Audio Training in MP3 Format
Graphics and Facebook Advert (JPG and PNG files)
Powerpoint Slides
Follow-up Emails
Rebranding Tutorial Video
Full Private Label Rights License

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Every business starts with a small team and a great idea, but not always extensive business experience. If you previously worked in a different industry or haven’t worked in a small business before, you face a steep learning curve in order to bring your idea to life. Starting a business means finding staff, premises, suppliers, and so many other things that can only be secured with capital. In this book, you’ll learn about the most popular options small businesses can use to raise capital and begin their work. Chapter one will look at loans, chapter two will look at investment opportunities, and chapter three will look at how you can raise capital from within your community. Let’s start off by looking at the kinds of loans a small business can secure.

Bank Loans

This might be the first option you consider when it comes to securing capital, particularly if you don’t have much small business experience. It’s a logical step, given that bank loans often have the lowest interest rates. The two most common types of business bank loans are fixed and flexible. Fixed loans have pre-determined payment schedules and interest rates, whereas with flexible loans, these factors are decided according to your business and financial needs. Fixed loans tend to have more widespread repayment schedules, and with either type of loan, the repayment term can be between one and fifteen years, depending on the loan amount. Interest rates on business bank loans tend to be between seven and twelve per cent, though this figure will depend on a variety of factors such as the loan amount and the financial climate.

However, it’s often very difficult for new and small businesses to secure bank loans. Many banks have drastically reduced their small business loan approval rate, citing the high risk of failure as the reason. In order to qualify for a bank loan, your company will need great credit, revenue, profitability, cashflow and experience- if you have all that, you probably don’t need a start-up loan. A good example of this situation is securing your loan. A secured loan requires you to offer “security”- an asset that the bank can seize if your company fails to repay as planned. Secured loans offer larger amounts and lower interest rates, but loans can only be secured by companies with property or substantial assets. In reality, bank loans are a rare choice for small businesses.

SBA Loans

The SBA (Small Business Administration) is an independent agency of the U.S. government that offers a variety of services to small businesses. It does not offer loans, but works with commercial lending partners to offer loans to public and private organizations. The SBA vets its lenders and all loans must follow its requirements, making the process less risky for borrowers and lenders. SBA loans are only available to U.S. companies that do not have reasonable access to other funding opportunities. The SBA offers four kinds of loans; general small business loans, microloans, real estate and equipment loans, and disaster loans. Each of these loans have specific uses and when applying for them, you must show what you plan to do with the money.

A general small business loan general small business loan is the most common type of SBA loan and has the widest range of uses. It falls into the 7(a) category of SBA loans and its uses include purchasing commercial property or equipment, paying for operational expenses, and refinancing debt. Businesses are eligible to apply for this loan if their net worth does not exceed $15 million or they have an average net income greater than $5 million over the last two years. The maximum amount that can be borrowed is $5 million and there is no minimum amount. Interest rates are negotiated by the SBA and the lending partner.

A microloanis typically used to start or expand a new business, and it cannot be used to repay debt or purchase real estate. Interest rates for these loans tend to be between 8 and 13% with a maximum repayment term of six years.

A real estate and equipment loan, as the name suggests, can be used to purchase real estate or equipment. It can also be used to fund the construction, conversion, or renovation of existing commercial property. In order to qualify for this loan your company must be on the SBA’s list of eligible businesses, not have funds available from any other sources, and not be engaged or planning to engage in rental real estate investment.

A disaster loan is a low-interest loan provided to repair or replace items that have been damaged or destroyed in a declared natural disaster. Such items include real estate, business assets, personal property, machinery, equipment, and inventory.

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Package Details:

List Building Report/Lead Magnet in PDF and Editable Word Documents
Training Guide in PDF and Editable Word Documents
Video Training in MP4 Format
Audio Training in MP3 Format
Graphics and Facebook Advert (JPG and PNG files)
Powerpoint Slides
Follow-up Emails
Rebranding Tutorial Video
Full Private Label Rights License

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322 Megabytes (MB)

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You are hereby granted the right to resell this product as is, give it away in return for a lead, add it to a free membership site (only if opt-ins are required in order to access the membership site), add it to a paid membership site, use it as a bonus for a paid offer, package it together with a paid offer.

You are ALSO granted the right to repurpose this PLR content, change the title, the cover, add your name as the author, use the audio separately, remove the audio and add your own voice over, use the text as a blog post or article, or literally anything you want. This is all for selling/giving to END USERS ONLY.

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