Edited by Alice H. Magos and the CCH Consumer Media Group
224 pages -- 7" x 10"
Small Business Financing: How and Where To Get It, now in its Second Edition, thoroughly but simply discusses each source of public and private debt and equity capital -- from bootstrapping and IPOs to commercial loans and SBA-guaranteed programs, and everything in between.
This easy-to-understand guide to raising money to start or grow a small business is another in the series of useful books drawn from the award-winning, online CCH Business Owner’s Toolkit™ (www.toolkit.cch.com).
This book covers methods for:
Sample forms are integrated into the text to facilitate learning the details and data-gathering skills needed for the financing process. A handy glossary is also included to take the mystery out of dealing with bankers and other financial experts.
Table of Contents
PART I: YOUR BUSINESS'S FINANCING PROFILE
Chapter 1: Business Life Cycles
Chapter 2: How Much Do You Need?
Chapter 3: Forms of Business Organization
Chapter 4: Plan To Succeed
PART II: EQUITY AND INSIDER FINANCING
Chapter 5: Personal Sources and Insider Financing
Chapter 6: Private Investors/ Business Angels
Chapter 7: Venture Capital
Chapter 8: Initial Public Offerings and IPO Alternatives
Chapter 9: Additional Sources of Equity Financing
PART III: COMMERCIAL DEBT FINANCING
Chapter 10: Selecting a Bank or Other Lender
Chapter 11: Common Types of Bank Loans
Chapter 12: The Cost of Capital
Chapter 13: What Banks Look For
Chapter 14: Asset-Based Financing
Chapter 15: Other Financing Alternatives
PART IV: GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED FINANCING
Chapter 16: The Evolution of SBA Programs
Chapter 17: SBA Loan Guarantees
Chapter 18: SBA "LowDoc" Loan Guarantee Program
Chapter 19: SBA Section 7(a) Loan Guarantees
Chapter 20: Other SBA Loan Programs
Chapter 21: CAPlines: Short-Term Financing
Chapter 22: Section 504 Loan Program (CDCs)
Chapter 23: SBA Financing For Exporting
Chapter 24: State and Local Public Funding