Selling stock is a more involved process and is most commonly done at three points in a business's life: at start-up to provide launch capital, when extra money is needed to expand an established business, and when a company becomes so successful that there is a strong public demand to buy shares in it.
Other possibilities include loan brokers and venture capital markets. A good loan broker can raise both short- and long-term financing for a qualified business in a number of ways. However, this financing may be more expensive than conventional bank financing because the broker gets paid a fee or commission. Venture capitalists invest in companies in exchange for a percentage of ownership. The obvious downside ther involves giving up some control.
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