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Everything costs money, and there is much you need to get started with building: materials, tools, and maybe someone can help. Have you saved money to realize your idea, or you need to borrow money?

Most people who start business, need a starting capital for investment and other costs. To get an idea of how much capital you need, you should access the capital. This is an overview of what you need to get started, and applies to both physical and soft investment. Soft investments are eg. start-up marketing. Capital shows what you must have in place (framework) and the funding shows how you will finanisere capital.
It can even just over a few months before your customers pay the invoices that you sent them when you need money to cover your running costs in the initial phase. To find out how much money you need deposited into your account every month, you should create a liquidity budget. A need for operating capital that appears in liquidity budget, must be entered in the capital.
You should also prepare a performance budget to see if you can live off the business in the long term.

It is easiest to get started if you are at least partly to fund the start-up with their own efforts and own funds. Regardless, you will probably always need to contact your bank or other financing sources to ask for loans.

There may be opportunities to get public support. To investigate whether the municipality to start your business in a Næringsfond that you can seek support from. At the county level, it is also possible to search Etablererstipend, which is a tool from Innovation Norway. Are you unemployed with the right to unemployment benefit, you can search the NAV to keep unemployment benefits while working to get started with their own business. Also, find out whether there may be other finansiører, as private investors, business people, you know, family, or suppliers who believe in your business, and that can help with financial aid. Always carefully consider what financial obligations you undertake.