The first thing that you will probably want to rule out are the large banking organizations. Big corporate entities like Bank of America, Wachovia, Citigroup and the like tend to have policies that are not terribly friendly towards new businesses. Very often, you will get stuck in the trap of large, complex regulations. This is not a very good way to do business. Instead you should consider going with a small bank or a credit union. Amazingly, these organizations are actually very compliant with the needs of competitive business people, and will work very hard to do what they need to do to keep you as a customer. They also offer very low business loan rates, especially since their overhead and profit margins are kept much lower than those of big banks.
Two other very different avenues that you may want to consider are government loans and P2P lending. Government loans tend to be incredibly stable, and offer solid deals that cannot be found anywhere else in the mainstream marketplace. They are very useful for certain demographics, and are capable of lending out with very low business loan rates.
P2P lending, by contrast, is far less organized centrally. P2P lending offers many excellent opportunities that cannot be found elsewhere, and thanks to the development of modern information technology, it can be done in a very professional manner.
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