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Invest your tax return money.  This can be substantial money for buying bulk vending machines especially over a 10-year period.

Family Loan.  While this can potentially cause some stress on relationships, some family members would rather loan you the money than receive 2% on a C.D. at a local bank.  Plus, they get the satisfaction of helping you achieve your financial goals.

Sell items you don't need.  Many people have items around the house which can be sold and converted to start up money.  Think about anything you don't use any more including boats, vehicles, four-wheelers, musical instruments, etc.

Lease purchasing.  Desperate sellers may be open to lease-purchasing vending machines which are already on location making money.  You may have to pay a bit more of your monthly profits (depending on your agreement).  This could save you money on the front end of the business.  Be sure to get appropriate legal help.

Owner financing.  Again, desperate sellers may be open to financing the machines for you.  You may still have to come up with a down payment.  Remember, anything is negotiable!

These are just a few of the options you have for start up money.  The encouraging thing is that after you secure the purchase of the vending machines, you'll be in business for yourself and can reinvest the profits to grow the company bigger.  Then you can enjoy the cash flow and invest it in other endeavors to multiply your money even further.

Mark Evants manages a profitable vending company of 2000 machines in the mid west. For more extremely practical vending tips and articles on increasing cash flow and structuring your vending business visit: http://www.vendingarticles.net - Tips and Articles for PROFITABLE Vending!