“All capital is not created equally.”

Financing

Financing for business startups, operations or expansions may come from any combination of the following sources:

• Owners Equity/Shareholder's Loan;
• Debt from private and/or institutional sources;
• Offering of shares in the form of Common Equity;
• Offering of shares in the form of Preferred Equity;
• Operating and/or Capital Leases

Entrepreneurs should be aware of the impact of utilizing each alternative, since each has a unique impact on the future development options of the business.

At Lawlor & Associates, we make a point of explaining the significance of General Security Agreements, Debt to Equity Ratios, and other key issues that might have a potential impact on the future development of the business.

Typically, businesses tend to wait until the day that they need money to seek it. A good business plan will provide management with an understanding of forthcoming cash flow deficiencies in advance and allow for anticipation of financing requirements. Such planning will have beneficial impacts on rates and terms, allowing the company to optimize outcomes.

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