Explain your needs and ask them questions. Experience is the best teacher. With good advice and a salable product, you should be able to start a business and develop a winning marketing plan. The first place to look for financing when Starting A Business is right at home. Take an inventory of items you don't need and have a garage sale.
Most people are pleasantly surprised how much cash they can raise in a single weekend.
Next, turn to members of your family or close friends who have faith in you and want to see you succeed. Offer to repay them through profit sharing. If you have a good credit history, your banker should consider you a good financial risk. SBA has low-interest loans available for qualified applicants and your Chamber of Commerce can assist you with referrals and other helpful information. Keep all that in mind when Starting A Business and you will succeed.