This step-by-step guide explains how the Small Business Administration (SBA) can help Americans start or maintain a small business. It shows how to take full advantage of the SBA, and discusses the range of services the SBA provides free of charge, including technical and management assistance.
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Comprehensive and accessible, this small business owner's financing advisor shows you how to get your share of the estimated $6 billion in loans arranged or guaranteed by the SBA each year. In easy, step-by-step fashion, it helps you prepare your own successful loan request for a new or established company. In addition to full coverage of the agency's various loan programs, including seasonal guarantee, pollution control, energy loan, and handicapped assistance, you'll find an exhaustive directory of all the free services the SBA provides to small businesses. Extensively revised and expanded, this popular reference includes complete information on: Understanding the SBA system Eligibility requirements Preparing and composing your business plan Recent lending statistics.
The SBA has never been more active in helping downsized, rural, urban, minority, successful, and struggling entrepreneurs. Now, make the system work for you. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
About the Author
PATRICK D. O'HARA, PhD, is founder of the consulting firm O-TEK Enterprises. He is also the successful author of The Total Business Plan, The Total Marketing and Sales Plan, and SBA Microloan and Specialty Loan Handbook, all published by Wiley.
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Number One Guide for Getting and SBA Loan,
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This review is from: SBA Loans: A Step-by-Step Guide, 3rd Edition (Paperback)
This is by far the most informative book on small business financing through the SBA that I have ever read. Patrick D. O'Hara, PhD, tells you how to secure financing and get your piece of the estimated $6 billion in loans given out or secured by the SBA each year! Everything you need to know is here, including filling out forms, writing your business plan and sections describing all the SBA loan programs and their requirements. This book will fully prepare you for apply for a loan from the SBA. This newest edition provides an up-to-date listing of the very latest programs and additions to previous ones. A definate must-read.
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Useless Information,
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This review is from: SBA Loans: A Step-by-Step Guide, 3rd Edition (Paperback)
The author has writen a very general book full of a lot of useless information on the Small Business Administration programs - much of it is out of date according to my CPA.
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As was stated in the Introduction, there are a number of federally supported programs that regularly make loans available to existing as well as start-up businesses based on specific qualifying factors. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
prospective lower tier participant, small corporate stock offerings, tax account information, tier covered transaction, operating plan forecast, omit cents, subcontracting plans, equal opportunity clause, small business concerns, participating lenders, angel financing, small business investment companies, guaranteed loan program, connection with the application, stockholder owning, accredited investors, burden hours, royalty oil, total cash receipts Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Small Business Administration, New York, United States, San Diego, Exchange Act, Executive Order, North Carolina, Angel Capital Electronic Network, Velda Sue, Secretary of Labor, Tennessee Equity, University of New Hampshire, Deputy Director, South Carolina, Technology Capital Network, Department of Commerce, Los Angeles, Rhode Island, Silicon Valley, South Dakota, Office of Technology, Price Waterhouse, Use of Proceeds, Previous Edition, Total Loan Requested New!
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As was stated in the Introduction, there are a number of federally supported programs that regularly make loans available to existing as well as start-up businesses based on specific qualifying factors. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
prospective lower tier participant, small corporate stock offerings, tax account information, tier covered transaction, operating plan forecast, omit cents, subcontracting plans, equal opportunity clause, small business concerns, participating lenders, angel financing, small business investment companies, guaranteed loan program, connection with the application, stockholder owning, accredited investors, burden hours, royalty oil, total cash receipts Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Small Business Administration, New York, United States, San Diego, Exchange Act, Executive Order, North Carolina, Angel Capital Electronic Network, Velda Sue, Secretary of Labor, Tennessee Equity, University of New Hampshire, Deputy Director, South Carolina, Technology Capital Network, Department of Commerce, Los Angeles, Rhode Island, Silicon Valley, South Dakota, Office of Technology, Price Waterhouse, Use of Proceeds, Previous Edition, Total Loan Requested New!
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