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Look at it this way: The more monetary resources you request for your store, the more your lenders or prospective investors are going to want to know about you, your planning, and your store. They want to be impressed with the fact that you've done your homework; they want to see that you've researched everything and documented your facts and figures; they want to be assured by your presentation that investing in your store will make monetary resources for them. It's just that simple at the bottom line. Unless you can instill confidence in them with your store plan and loan or investment proposal, they're just not going to give much positive thought to your request for capitalization.

When the average person sees one of these opportunities, or comes up with a similar idea of his own, the problems of start-up capital may seem formidable. But in reality, they may not be. In fact, just about anyone with a good credit record and an "insider's sense of store" can get the capital he or she needs, whenever it"s needed. The secret is in knowing how to put together a proper proposal, and to present it to the right person. These are the "how-to" instructions we're going to give you in this report.



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