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Small business loans from banks or credit unions are popular among small businesses but peer-to-peer lenders, micro-lenders, or online-only lenders are other sources of funding for small business owners.
Business lines of credit are another type of financing offered by traditional lenders; they are more flexible in the sense that entrepreneurs can withdraw a specific amount a cash a business might need at a certain point in time.
Includes instructions on how to apply, a grants learning center which gives details about grant writing tips.
Small Business Administration
Find funding to start or grow your business, or to help you recover after a declared disaster.
Guidelines and applications for small businesses interested in competing for awards for the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.
Specialty loans exist to bolster underserved demographics, such as women, entrepreneurs located in rural areas, immigrants, etc. Scroll down to Funding resources for specific groups
Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) licensed by SBA – find a SBIC
Florida
North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency
Grant programs – commercial grants for business attraction, beautification and enhancement, rehabilitation, capacity building and retention
Can be a donation, rewards or equity based. Several crowdfunding platforms exist and terms are not standardized, therefor it is advised to review them as closely as you would review loans from traditional lenders.
FINRA
Crowdfunding portals regulated by FINRA