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How to Start a Lawn Care Business

By Blake Stockton on September 9, 2019 | How To, How to Start a Business, Starting a Business

A lawn care business does basic grass maintenance like mowing, edging, weed eating, and blowing. Learning how to start a lawn care business starts with understanding costs that include equipment, business licenses, insurance, and depending on your state, a mowing license. You can pay yourself around $60,000 a year with a well-functioning lawn maintenance business….

Crest Capital Business Loans & Top Alternatives

By Tricia Tetreault on September 9, 2019 | Buyer's Guide, Financing, Startup Financing

Crest Capital offers equipment financing up to $500,000 with rates starting at 7% APR, and terms of two to six years. Business owners with at least two years in operation and 650 or greater credit score may be eligible. We’ve compared Crest Capital to some of its competitors to see how it stacks up. Crest…

LendingTree vs LendingClub: Price, Features & What’s Best

By Tricia Tetreault on September 5, 2019 | Financing, Startup Financing, Versus

When comparing LendingTree vs LendingClub loans, the most significant difference is that LendingClub is a direct lender, whereas LendingTree is a loan marketplace that provides multiple lending options with a single application. LendingTree offers loans up to $50,000, and LendingClub offers up to $40,000. Both lenders provide personal loans at competitive interest rates. LendingTree vs…

Debt vs Equity Financing: Which Is Right for Your Business

By Tricia Tetreault on September 5, 2019 | Financing, Startup Financing, Versus

When evaluating debt vs equity financing, there are some key aspects to consider to determine which is best for your business. These factors include qualification requirements, costs, repayment terms, and effects on control of your business. Additionally, you will need to consider how quickly you need funding and the ease of access to those funds….

6 Best Marketplaces to Buy Online Businesses

By Blake Stockton on September 4, 2019 | Buyer's Guide, Starting a Business

Digital marketplaces facilitate the buying and selling of online businesses. These businesses can include websites, ecommerce shops, software companies, apps, and social media accounts, and can cost as low as $50 to more than $20,000,000. The best marketplaces don’t break the budget and provide excellent customer service; some even verify the business’ income. Top 6…

What is Equity Financing and How Does It Work?

By Tricia Tetreault on August 29, 2019 | Financing, Startup Financing, What is

Equity financing is a form of business funding provided by investors. Small businesses in high-growth markets that have the potential to scale quickly can receive equity financing to help them achieve this growth. In exchange for funding, investors receive an ownership stake in your business and benefit from future business earnings. What is Equity Financing?…

Startup Terms to Know

By Blake Stockton on August 29, 2019 | How to Start a Business, Starting a Business, Tip List

Learning startup terms can prepare entrepreneurs for successfully opening their first business. For instance, knowing what a limited liability corporation (LLC) is and registering a business as one helps protect an owner’s personal assets from business debt. The startup terminology below is useful in conversation with employees, vendors, and lenders and when making business decisions….

How to Raise Angel Funding: The Ultimate Guide

By Tricia Tetreault on August 28, 2019 | Financing, How To, Startup Financing

Angel funding means raising money from nonprofessional investors who invest their personal money in exchange for part ownership in your business. Generally speaking, angel funding is less formal and takes less effort than raising money from professional investors such as venture capitalists. Knowing how to raise angel funding increases your chances of securing financing. What…

How to Start an Online Business in 6 Steps: The Ultimate Guide

By Janette Novak on August 28, 2019 | How To, How to Start a Business, Starting a Business

Learning how to start an online business requires a firm understanding of the tools and strategies that lead to phenomenal success. You can start a profitable business even as a beginner and it’s not as difficult as you might think. There are just six simple steps to starting an online business. If you want an…

How to Start A Vape Shop

By Blake Stockton on August 26, 2019 | How To, How to Start a Business, Starting a Business

A vape shop sells standard and customized e-cigarettes. It’s a regulated business, so it’s important to do research on your state and city’s regulatory rules before opening a vape shop. Depending on your location and build out, the cost to open a vape shop can be anywhere from $25,000 to $125,000. Here’s how to start…

How to Make Money Online Without Paying Anything: 20 Ideas

By Janette Novak on August 22, 2019 | How To, How to Start a Business, Starting a Business

If you want to learn how to make money online without paying anything, it’s best to explore several options to find the right solution for you. It’s possible to make significant money online using your skills and some strategically focused initiative. Below are 20 practical ideas for generating income online without any upfront investment. 1….

15 Simple Green Business Ideas for Beginners

By Anna Dizon on August 14, 2019 | How to Start a Business, Starting a Business, Tip List

Green businesses focus on adapting processes that make a positive impact on the environment. They apply strategies like recycling and using solar power to help preserve Earth’s resources. And because consumers prefer patronizing companies that support a good cause, we highly recommend green business ideas for beginners as first ventures. When you’re ready to move…

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