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Entrepreneurs may get funding from:

1. Government-assisted loans like those from SBA.gov

2. Venture Capitalists

3. Banks or Financial Institutions

4. Incubator Programs

5. Grants

6. Angel Investors

7. Personal Loans

8. Micro Lending

9. Peer-to-Peer Lending

10. B2B Lending

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