What's the best way to start a small farm, as far as loans and land is concerned?
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go to www.clarkjennings.com and then click to loans.  there are loans available for beginning farmers.  you can also access farmsellers.com
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For land loans, you can opt any one of the following:\n\n1. On the basis of salary certificate. \nIf you are a permanent employee then your latest salary certificate is enough to get a land loan provided you deposit land documents duly registered with the concerned bank.\nIf you are not a permanent employee then along with your latest salary certificate you should provide a surety assurance in prescribed manner besides depositing the registered land documents with the concerned bank.\n\n2. on the basis of deposit of registered documents pertaining to immovable property, duly registered in your name prior to this land purchase, as a security along with the registered land documents with the concerned bank.
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Depending upon the country you live in and the size of your business there may be a number of options available to you.\n\nMost capitalist countries (e.g. the UK and USA) try to encourage small businesses by making loans or grants available to them. Such help is very localised so you would need to seek advice from the numerous public advice groups.\n\nThe other option is venture investment. This is where groups of people are looking to invest in a viable business. This may result in them owning part of your business or simply be a contractual loan. Make sure, if you take this route, that you involve a solicitor to protect your interests.
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Take one step at a time.\n\nFirst, you need a plan, like starting a business.  You already have a vision of the operations.  You also need to determine the location and the cost of building, renting or buying.  Identify all licenses and qualifications that you will need.  Estimate the number of employees, if any, that will be required and how much they will be paid.  Estimate other expenses and plot them out on a spreadsheet.\n\nThen you need to look into funding.  Inquire into local, state and federal agencies to see if there are any grants available for your type of operation.  Some governmental agencies who are charged with caring for orphans may even be willing to outsource.  Also, look into private funding through foundations.  If a large capital outlay will be required upfront, say to build the home, then you may need financing.\n\nOnce you feel your planning is complete, then you will need an attorney who is familiar with 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.  You want to make sure that your non-profit corporation will be tax exempt.\n\nAfter your non-profit is incorporated, then you will be ready to raise funds, get financing, buy or rent property, get licensed and start caring for children and animals, while at the same time earning a living doing what you love to do.
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The best routes to take are to research the process of starting a business as well as the industry you're interested in.\n\nI recommend checking out the SBA, Entrepreneur, The Start Up Journal & Nolo. All 4 are great informational resources for the new/small business owner. I posted links for you in the source box.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore as well. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nResearch, research, research – this cannot be stressed enough. Read as much as you can about the industry. Here are some book titles that are relevant:\n\nConsulting Specific:\n* How to Start and Run a Successful Consulting Business by Gregory F. Kishel, Patricia Gunter Kishel\n* The Consultant's Quick Start Guide: An Action Plan for Your First Year in Business by Elaine Biech\n* Getting Started in Consulting, Second Edition by Alan Weiss\n* Successful Independent Consulting: Turn Your Career Experience into a Consulting Business by Douglas Florzak\n* The Consultant's Manual: A Complete Guide to Building a Successful Consulting Practice by Thomas L. Greenbaum\n\nLittle to No Capital Specific:\n* Free Money for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs by Laurie Blum\n* Finding Money: The Small Business Guide to Financing (Small Business Series) by Kate Lister, Tom Harnish\n* Financing Your Business Dreams With Other People's Money: How and Where to Find Money for Start-Up and Growing Businesses by Harold R. Lacy\n* No Cash No Fear: Entrepreneurial Secrets to Starting Any Business with No Money by Terry Allen\n* Starting on a Shoestring: Building a Business Without a Bankroll by Arnold S. Goldstein\n\nThere are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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You need a business plan.  Investors and lenders will want to know how you intend to make money.  They will want to see all the details, from where you will be located, how much rent you will pay, how many employees you will have, how much will you pay them, how much will employee benefits and insurance cost, where will you get the raw materials for your widgets, how much will the raw materials cost, what are your projected sales, projected cost of goods sold, tax liabilities, interest expense, return on investement, marketing plan, etc.\n\nIf you can prepare a 5-year plan, working out all the details and showing that you know how you will make money and how much money based on projected sales, then people may have the confidence in you to invest.
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You might look at this as 2 separate transactions.  One is to get a loan on the property, second is to start a restaurant.\n\nYou might consider trying to get a loan that doesn’t have payments for 6 to 12 months so you can get your restaurant up and producing.\n\nAlso you might take a little time and check eBay out for commercial and/or restaurant stoves, ranges etc.  There are some real bargains out there.\n\nGood luck
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Not at all.  Many factors come into play when obtaining a mortgage.  Call your local bank and ask for a loan officer.  They will be happy to answer your questions, if not keep looking.  You should be able to get almost any loan you want on any property.  ARM's do offer bigger incentives for the bank or loan professional you are using, they may try to steer you there.  Make sure to ask around with other financial institutions.\n\nFrom my experience 5 acres and under are quite easy and fall into residential.  However, if any of the land is used for profit from a farm type business (crops, animals, etc) the lending rules change fast.
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If the land you are buying is low in value, you are better off working with a small local bank. Major lenders don't like to deal with small loan ammounts, especially on land. Local banks generally know what's going on in the area and would be more willing to work with you. If you are buying a site from a developer, they may have a preferred lender. Ask them about it. Sometimes a preferred lender may give different incetives.
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Loans for projects, are a bit \nexpansive. There are many \nother routes avaiable to raise\nfunds for new or expansion\nof existing projects.\n\nI had raised funds for two such\nprojects.\n\nI may not give you one word/line\nanswer. I need to know the details\nfor giving you a proposal, to raise \nfunds, cheaper than the banking\nindustry rates.\n\nIn case you feel, you can get back\nto me at :beeanu15@yahoo.com
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In the fields you may be able to board horses. This would require you to have some working knowledge about caring for the animals. Do you want to keep the trees (I hope so), if not you may harvest them through a logging mill. Are you handy with construction? Maybe build a cabin or two for a retreat. You could offer services with the cabin, fishing, hiking, etc., if you enjoy doing that sort of thing.
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First, check for laws in your state regarding these types of business. Second, choose the right web page providers that will suit best that type of business and the one that best suits your budget. If you dont have the right money to start one, you can get a loan with the lowest interest rate in your hometown or state.
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You can get a loan, depending of course on your credit.  Most raw land loans are tougher to obtain than a normal home loan.  You will be required to put 10% to 50% down, depending on your lender, and will pay a slightly higher interest rate.  There are diffferent programs for raw land loans so you should really shop around.  When calling around ask for a raw land loan or lot loan if you are planning to build on it within 2 years.
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Hello, \n\nBelow are websites that I think can help, they are for organizations that help people in countries other than America.  They help with Micro-loans to help you start your own business.  And as it grows you can continue to borrow more money to expand. \n\nYou can also look online for "international micro lender".\n\nThe second and third links are of other men in different parts of Africa that have used the services of Accion International to take loans and start their own businesses.\n\nAnd I don't know if you already have a business idea in mind or not, but African Black Soap and Unrefined Shea Butter sell VERY well in America.  I will put links to this as well.  If you can get a loan to purchase these materials you may be able to start making more money than the gentlemen in the links I provided (we can hope :). I recently paid $30 US for 2 - 5 oz. bars of natural black soap and 2 - 4 oz of unrefined shea butter.  There is also a women that lives in Africa that is selling the soap through ebay.   \n\nBest of luck to you and your family
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now a days best investment for an n r i is buying land only.\nbut u have to buy secured land only
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Research is your best bet!\n\nBelow is a link that may answer your question on how loans work.\n\nYou may want to visit your local Small Business Administration for assistance as well. \n\nI also included a link to entrepreneur.com's website as well because it has a lot of info you may need to know about starting your own business.\n\nGod Bless and I hope all works out for you!
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You local and state governments have programs for loans and grants to start your own business.  First off, you have to write a detailed business plan.  You can visit small business site for local assistance.