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I am the proprietor of a small grocery store which is considered to be not making money now, reasoning from the ecomomy today. I at one time was dreadfully in demand, but recently my amount of customers and sales amount has declined severely, about 60%. I recognize that this is
not permanent, and that my revenue will rebuild over againvery soon, unfortunately I must have financial aid to keep my business from closing today. Just like a good number of small business operators currently, my credit is awful and could use some work. Knowing that, I need some help in figuring out where to go to find a place to apply for <a href=http://www.onlinecheck.com/business_funding/business_loans/working_capital.html>working capital advances</a>. I have pondered on selling partial ownership to my business, but have made the decision try look into every other option before worst case scenario. I applied standard loans but haven't had any success with approval. I have used cash advances prior to this with success, but right now I don't do enough credit card processing to get approved to be able to get it again. can anyone here help me figure out where to go for financial assistance? It makes sense to me that usually small business are of different categories than corporations and am thinking that types of funding are not similar as such. My store has been around a long time, and I recognize that my profits will go back to what t
hey were once people can afford to shop again. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
