Finance Your Own Business by Garrett Sutton, Gerri Detweiler

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About the Book

Finance Your Own Business tackles what entrepreneurs consistently identify as their single biggest challenge and most common reason for failure: a shortage of capital. Attorney Garrett Sutton, a member of Robert Kiyosaki's elite "Rich Dad Advisors" and founder of Corporate Direct, which has helped over 10,000 clients establish and maintain their businesses, teamed up with credit expert Gerri Detweiler, whose two decades of work helping consumers navigate credit questions have made her a trusted authority featured in more than 3,000 news interviews, to close that gap once and for all.

Written for entrepreneurs at any stage, whether launching a brand-new startup or seeking additional funding to grow an established business, the book walks readers through the full spectrum of financing options available today: building strong personal and business credit, obtaining business credit cards and small business loans, securing an SBA loan, working with micro lenders, understanding the benefits and pitfalls of crowdfunding, preparing a private placement memorandum (PPM), and evaluating the real risks of tapping retirement funds for business capital. Sutton and Detweiler also draw on their deep knowledge of government regulations, including recent changes to credit card and securities law, to help readers avoid common financing scams. Packed with practical, real-world guidance and a bonus Business Credit Resource Guide filled with valuable contacts, Finance Your Own Business equips entrepreneurs with the tools to raise capital confidently and never let a lack of funding derail their business again.

Why Choose This Book?

• From two established, trusted authorities: Garrett Sutton is a bestselling Rich Dad Advisor, and Gerri Detweiler is a nationally recognized credit expert.
• Covers the full financing spectrum: Addresses everything from personal savings and bank loans to crowdfunding and venture capital.
• Practical for any business stage: Useful for brand-new startups as well as established businesses seeking growth capital.
• Includes a bonus resource guide: Features a Business Credit Resource Guide with valuable contacts for building business credit.
• Grounded in real regulatory expertise: Reflects deep, current knowledge of credit card and securities law changes affecting entrepreneurs.

About the Authors

Garrett Sutton, Esq., is a bestselling author and corporate attorney with over 35 years of experience helping entrepreneurs and real estate investors protect their assets and maximize financial goals through his firms Corporate Direct and Sutton Law Center. He is a member of Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Advisors and has authored several bestselling books, including Start Your Own Corporation. Gerri Detweiler is an author, credit expert, and talk show host who has spent over twenty years helping consumers navigate credit and financing questions, with her work featured in The Today Show, Dateline NBC, The New York Times, and USA Today.

Who Should Read This Book?

• Entrepreneurs and startup founders seeking capital to launch their business
• Established business owners looking to secure growth funding
• Readers wanting to understand and improve their business credit profile
• Anyone exploring crowdfunding, SBA loans, or alternative financing options
• Fans of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad wealth-building book series

As with any financial guidance, readers should conduct their own research and consider consulting a licensed financial or legal advisor before making major business financing decisions. This book is intended for educational purposes and is not financial advice.

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Order now and get on the financing fast track with Finance Your Own Business — Garrett Sutton and Gerri Detweiler's comprehensive, practical guide to funding and growing your business the right way.