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alexbrod
Raw Newbie
For the last couple of days, I've been researching business lending, but I've found very few reliable sources. I'd like to find a website that doesn't just lay out general terms, but actually explains how it works, what programs are available, which ones are best for different tasks, and what pitfalls are most common. If anyone has a proven resource of this format, please let me know—I really need it for preparation for a certain project.
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