If you have a well thought out business idea but don't have the needed capital to keep it functional, is getting a loan the best option or looking for interested investors?
Would trying to start up the business in your own little way the best option or can you consider bringing a third party into the business who will just serve as a partner that contributes just money?
If not that some people are just too greedy when you involve them as business partners i would have suggested to partner with someone that have the funds for you to start up your business then become a shareholder because currently now, taking loans is very risky because you can take a loan and the business may not function the way you thought it would initially and loans have intervals within which you and the lender agreed for a refund with some percentage of interest so if the agreed date approaches and you don't pay back it becomes a problem to you.
The only advice I can offer now is that the best way to start up a business without having a capital is to approach someone who you know that has the money then you present your business idea/plan to them and also reach an agreement with them that you will be giving them some percentage from the proceeds of the business but don't get them involved to partner with you because what most people do now is that if they establish a business for you and sees that the business is bringing out a lot of profits what they do is to sideline you from the business and claim that they were the ones that funded the capital used in establishing of the business so instead of them becoming a shareholder it is better to open the business and you remit a percentage maybe every month or week till you have settled the exact capital used in starting up the business then you can claim full ownereship.