What funding options are available to veterans to assist with starting a business?

2014-05-16T21:12:14-04:00

I retire in just over a year and have a guy that I can start a really good sought after business with in the local community. The problem is it looks lie we are going to need close to a million bucks to start this. What avenues of funding are available to veterans to assist with starting a business?

Response by SSG Robert Burns made May 16 at 2014 9:27 PM

2014-05-16T21:27:55-04:00

Go to sba.gov You will find everything you need.

Response by CPT Ray Doeksen made Jun 27 at 2014 9:53 AM

2014-06-27T09:53:49-04:00

Since you aren't going to get to $1M overnight, and you can file to incorporate for just a few hundred, why don't you create the business shell, open a bank account for it, and each put in a few hundred. Before the year is up you'll know a lot more about your potential partner.

Response by CPL Shirlila McRae made Jul 20 at 2014 4:04 PM

2014-07-20T16:04:30-04:00

My name is Shirlila McRae, and I'm partners with some of the best business owners, feel free to connect with me to see how to join us. There is no joy like enjoying your freedom while earning an income.

Response by SPC James Mcneil made Oct 16 at 2014 7:44 PM

2014-10-16T19:44:09-04:00

One thing you could do is get in touch with your local SCORE. SCORE is the Service Corps of Retired Executives. They can help you with almost every part of a business start up.

Response by SGT Brian Richardson made Dec 12 at 2014 9:32 AM

2014-12-12T09:32:49-05:00

Based on the dates of this original post, you must be getting close to retiring. Have you made any progress on your venture?

CPT Robert Louthan might be able to help, too.

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You should always have a business partner.