Friday, December 5, 2008

Home Business Loans

By Jimmy Johnson

Imagine what it would be like to work from home. Having done all the usual start of day things, like feed and pack kids off to school or brew and drink two pots of coffee yourself, you walk into your study, turn on your PC and start work. Or you stroll round the back of the house open your workshop and begin wood-turning. Or you get into your greenhouse and begin potting parsley with pesto recipe cards. Whatever you do from home you always enjoy the freedom of choosing your own hours, being your own boss, and not being part of the daily commuter hell.

Sounds good doesn't it? So what is holding you back? Money right! It can cost a lot to get started by converting your garage, building a workshop or converting a den to an office. Home business loans are loans specifically aimed at this kind of investment. There are two types of loan, secured and unsecured.

Start up capital can be hard to come by and home business loans can often make sure that the companies are able to start successfully. It is very helpful for almost everyone involved in the situation to be able to rely on the money that will help with the business and make sure that the investment is capable of being made.

A secured loan is one where you give the lender, usually the bank some kind of guarantee (security they call it) that they will get their money back plus interest, no matter what. An example of a guarantee could be some asset that you own outright or that is sure to come to you at some future date.

An unsecured loan is money with none of the backing of your assets. It is a loan in which you simply use your credit rating to help you borrow money from the bank. People who do not have assets for security or do not want to provide security as back up may prefer this type of loan. - 16089

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