How to Start a Home Daycare With Other Peoples Money

Posted: May 24th, 2010 | Author: davidguide | Filed under: Comercial Banks, Government Agencies, Grants Programs, Private Sources | Tags: | Comments Off

Have you decided how you’re going to finance your home daycare? When starting a home daycare there is no true fixed amount as to home much its going to cost you, but be ready to spend any where from $1000 to $5000 to set up shop. I believer start up cost for home daycares differ from owner to owner. What you may want to implement in your business, the next provider may not want to do the same.

If you don’t have enough money you can start by looking to other sources such as these:

Private Sources:
The most common private sources can range from your own funds, to family, and friends.

What are the advantages of investing your own money? Read the rest of this entry »


Daycare Center Loans

Posted: October 21st, 2009 | Author: davidguide | Filed under: Angel Investor, Business Requirements, Comercial Banks, Costs, Financial Management, Investors, Loan | Tags: | Comments Off

Loans for daycare centers or more specifically, commercial mortgages for daycare centers typically have a few challenges that set it apart from most. The special use nature of the property and relative high foreclosure rate make many lenders very cautious with in this industry. The management experience is critical and underwriting will spend a considerable amount of time getting a feel for the borrowers experience at running a business – and less concern over their credentials at caring for children. However, borrowers with good experience, credit, liquidity etc do have multiple options for their daycare center loan.

Conventional financing, meaning traditional loans offered by a bank with their own money, for daycare centers typically consist of a 5 year fixed rate, with a 20 amortization schedules. Read the rest of this entry »