How can one raise money for a startup on their own??

How a film maker look for Financier the same way, money is to be collected.

• Watch Govt schemes(Ministry of Industry) on your project - May be there a subsidized Loan
• Consult SIDCO - Small industries development directorate.
• Deal with Bankers - Some may come forward to finance you conditionally.
• Gather money from  Friends/ relatives on agreement with pay of returns.
• Mortgaging bank also can help in financing.
• Consult a book- how to start your industry. May be there some source
• Take a Financial Consultant Help in this field.
  

Getting a loan from friends or family is not as easy as picking up the phone and asking. Will Uncle Kumar want a share of the business, or substantial collateral if he loans you money? And Do you feel comfortable saying no if he asks? Do you plan to pay back the money in a defined period of time? In seeking or securing a loan from family or friends, set a limit on the time you will take to repay them, and be clear about what they are or are not getting in terms of equity and collateral.

There are more and more investors who is interested in start-ups. Even in times like this.

Therefore if you believe in your idea and can set up a realistic goal and business plan, then try to pitch your idea to Angel investors. They are often middle to high income private people who is looking to invest 50.000 USD or (much) more in a realistic project.

The good thing with Angel investors is that they are often interested to invest in projects where they have an special knowledge in, and therefore can act as adviser in one or more start-ups.This would give you an added advantage in competition with other start-ups.

Angel investors can quite often be found in the expat community of where you live.

I have seen a lot of projects been presented to me, and first of all be realistic in your approach. Investors do know that 3 goats does not make a farm. So be realistic in your plans, and especially in how the growth market is and how you are going to expand and secure your immediate sales, to cover your operation expenses while your mature your product or service.

Good luck!

You can self-finance by taking out a home-equity loan or second mortgage, but don't consider this strategy unless you have substantially more than 20 percent equity in your home. If you have any less, you may end up placing all your equity into your business, with little or none in your home. If the business fails, you could lose the house as well as the company.

Venture capital finance idea is not as wide spread in India as it is in US and European countries.

feasibility report should b rooted thru concerned ministry for them to understand and make them to initiate necessary action for financial support. By doing this private public participation can b made which in turn will ensure the foremost thing market stability.consumer confidence will automatically grow. Instead of running to institution for any financial assistance this method can b taken seriously in future. Indian economy is mixed in nature. And a healthy sign for a developing nation.

It depends upon your requirement of funds.You can approach banks for opening O D Account  against your collateral. i think this the best option if market capitalization is not possible.

can any one tell me how i can contact the Anget Investors ???????????

 There are many private and Public participatory institutions which are working solely to develop new entrepreneurs and help them in every way to become successful.

There are two with whom I am working and these are BYST ( CII MADRAS) and Venture East . Both are in Chennai. You can get in touch with them.

Open a CD account having suitable limt,  itcan be opened against your immovables and some deposits.Except this you can start with a small project and gain credit in market , it may help you better than your limit this may be increased as your work / projects size increases.   

started  up the money saving from earning its it helpful for future