You may feel that won't be able to qualify for a bank loan because of your poor credit history. Below are viable business financing options that you can consider:

Borrow from friends and relatives. Borrowing from friends or relatives would mean lower interest rates. If you feel that your friends and family have the financial capacity to support you, why not take the chance and ask them for support?

One word of caution when taking this step. Never rely on verbal agreement. BE sure that a written contract is signed by you and all the partied involved in the deal.

Seek angel investors. Angel investors could be an individual, a household or an independent investing company who offer financial support to new businesses. Take note that some angel investors would usually demand some control in the management of the business.

Borrow from web-based lenders. There are also commercial lenders that offer services over the net. Most online lenders offer business financing that can range from $5,000 to $25,000. Although the amount is smaller than what you can get from a bank loan, it can still enable you to start up a business. Choose a lender that reports payments to the credit bureaus. This way, you can work on improving your credit history at the same time.