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Getting money isn't difficult, but getting the right money at the right time on the right terms is what matters. Here's how to do it
The wise entrepreneur's guide to fundraising
How to borrow from the people who love you without making them hate you
Entrepreneurs: Need $25,000 or less? For lower interest rates than traditional banks, consider using a social lending Web site
As your small company progresses through the five stages of growth, your financing options could go from begging to a "reverse merger"
Mezzanine financing or subordinated debt is an option for entrepreneurs who have positive cash flow and little collateral
The credit market is tight, but businesses with solid credentials can take advantage of lowered interest rates. Plus, other avenues to pursue
How much money do you really need to start your business? Probably not what you expect, and certainly less than before the Internet
Yes, plenty of entrepreneurs use plastic to get their businesses started, but most see it as a temporary solution, not a long-term strategy
One expert estimates that VC firms fund only one of every hundred proposals they get. And certain industries have a statistical advantage
Focus narrowly and win over users. The Silicon Valley venture capitalist offers his advice to entrepreneurs looking to fund their tech startups
Serial tech entrepreneur and renowned angel investor David S. Rose talks about the growth of angel investing, and offers advice on how to successfully pitch to potential investors
