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Relatives and Friends
Not surprisingly, more than 50% of all start-up costs for new entrepreneurs come from friends
and family. America thrives on entrepreneurship and friends and family desire to see loved ones
succeed and follow their dreams. If your credit is weak you are more likely to get a short-term
loan from a friend or family member because they evaluate your character, not your credit
scores.  This form of lending has so evolved that there is now a website which will help you
facilitate a loan between friends and family: You pick your own interest rate and loan terms and
Virginmoney manages the loan process and drafts the necessary documents.

Private Lenders
Entrepreneurs and small business owners generally have a difficult time obtaining start-up
funding from traditional banks and venture capital firms. Private lenders may be the solution.
Private lending requires less formal processes and often have lower lending and credit criteria.  
Private lending is also a good option for small business owners who do not want to give up a
percentage of ownership often required by venture capitalist and angel investors.

Private lenders look for a sound business plan to support your business venture, an excellent
contingency plan, realistic financial forecasts along with experienced business owners who have
made some kind of financial contribution to the business venture. Finding a private lender will
take some research but it can be a very rewarding journey as they often fund business ventures
the banks reject. They can also be a great resource by offering helpful suggestions and creating
a loan repayment plan that comfortably fits into your
business structure and growth plan.One
website which brings entrepreneurs together with private lenders and where you can post your
project for funding is:
www.gobignetwork.com
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Bad Credit Business Loans:
Four Sources for Getting Funding
by Lisa Phillips
March 2008
As we are becoming a credit driven society, entrepreneurs as well
as consumers are feeling the negative effects of having low credit
scores. The funding sources may be limited for business loans
when you have bad credit but they are existent.
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Surprisingly statistics show that
approximately 25% of start-up
funding for small business
owners and entrepreneurs
come from traditional bank loans
and credit cards.

This means that 75% of start-up
funding comes from other
sources. With banks and credit
cards taken out of the start-up
funding equation, it stands to
reason that the other sources
have to be less dependent on
your credit history.
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However, less than perfect credit is something that should not be
ignored. The funding sources you seek should include a strategy to
improve your credit scores. As your business grows you want to be
on track for bank business loans and
business credit.  

Below are a few ideas for funding bad credit business loans:
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