Riflemans Rifle, classic by Roger Rule. NEW

The Rifleman's Rifle: Winchester's Model 70, 1936-1963

Rule, Roger C.

History

AuthorHouse

Whether you are considering starting a business or are already underway, No Money Down Financing for Franchising is a comprehensive tool that can help you reach the height of your business dreams. It explores every resource available for franchise financing, including many methods that require no money down. It explains the vital points that will help you put your best foot forward when seeking funding. 
Broken down into three logical steps, No Money Down Financing for Franchising covers all of the information you need to put your plan into action. 
* Part One reviews the preliminaries of financing as a prospective franchisee - rating your credit, developing financial statements, and understanding the necessary investment requirements. 
* Part Two is a unique in-depth study of how to develop your franchise business plan. How to combine all the elements of your business plan - from franchise summary, business objectives and marketing plans to management qualifications - with your franchisor's successful history to create one cohesive business plan. 
* Part Three covers sources of equity or debt financing, and sources of franchisor financing. In addition, it covers how to professionally package your proposal, set up an appointment, and give a winning presentation. 
While the appendices give source names and contact information, Appendix F is a unique, comprehensive listing of all the franchisors that have reported to provide financial assistance.

No Money Down: Financing for Franchising (Psi Successful Business Library)

Business & Money

Finance

L & R Pub

&gt;The Rule Book of Business Plans for Startups is a step-by-step guide to researching and writing a business plan for startup companies. There are six plans for: <ul>
<li>A manufacturing and/or assembly company </li>
<li>A wholesale or retail business </li>
<li>A service provider </li>
<li>A home-based operation </li>
<li>A non-profit organization </li>
<li>A combination business with more than one profit center </li>
</ul>
Examples illustrate the variations and specifics you need to know for writing a successful business plan- both for developing a successful business and for financing. Section by section, you'll see how to put your facts and figures into a readable, compelling story written in business language. Included are special tips on: <ul>
<li>How to impress funding sources </li>
<li>How to attract investors </li>
<li>How to do research </li>
<li>How to find resources on the Internet </li>
</ul>
Also included are a number of sources for equity financing, debt financing, and other relevant assistance. Roger Rule shows you how to develop all the elements of your startup business plan into the cohesive and professional format that is most acceptable today's lenders venture capitalists, and private investors. Each section- executive summary, company description, industry analysis, market and competition, strategies and goals, products or services, marketing and sales, management and organization, operations, financial pro formas, financial request, and exhibits- is examined thoroughly, and several tips are offered on how to make a successful presentation.

The Rule Book of Business Plans for Startups

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur Press

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