Can sba help me attain a feasibility study for a potential event pavilion in my area. The pavilion would incorporate uses such as concerts, trade shows, and sporting events.
I would start by going to talk to your bank manager, if they think it;s
feasible than so will the loan provider, it's worth speaking to them just to
get their opinion.
You may want to contact a small business development center or a SCORE office
in your area. Their services are free and they can direct you to someone who
can complete a feasibility study for you. As Loanuniverse mentioned, a
feasibility study is something you would use along with your business plan
when approaching a lender, not something you would seek funding for.
Assist you as in direct you to someone that does them? or Assist you as in
helping you pay for the report? - The feasibility study seems to be something
that one brings to the table as ammunition to get a loan, not as something
that you get a loan for. This is a good use for equity just make sure that
you research your concept well so that you have a good idea of what you want
to build, and the person/firm that you consider hiring to perform the study.
- In fact talk to someone like a SCORE.org mentor so that you can bounce your
idea with him first, and get some guidance.
PDLoans | Window Shopper | 8/21/2012 - 8:43 am
feasible than so will the loan provider, it's worth speaking to them just to
get their opinion.
BizResearcher | Window Shopper | 4/10/2012 - 1:45 pm
in your area. Their services are free and they can direct you to someone who
can complete a feasibility study for you. As Loanuniverse mentioned, a
feasibility study is something you would use along with your business plan
when approaching a lender, not something you would seek funding for.
loanuniverse | Window Shopper | 4/5/2012 - 9:33 pm
helping you pay for the report? - The feasibility study seems to be something
that one brings to the table as ammunition to get a loan, not as something
that you get a loan for. This is a good use for equity just make sure that
you research your concept well so that you have a good idea of what you want
to build, and the person/firm that you consider hiring to perform the study.
- In fact talk to someone like a SCORE.org mentor so that you can bounce your
idea with him first, and get some guidance.
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