Is there any way to take a loan from someone for 1-2% monthly

>>1112328
>Boy, I wish there was some sort of place a person could go and just take out loans.
>A place that was an expert at assessing risk and administering financial transactions.
>Not some kind of sketchy online handshake transaction with a random loser
>Kill yourself

>>1112355
Excuse you mr negativity, if some random rich anon wants to fund my entrepreneurial dreams at the cost of a low interest loan then let them. Banks may not be the best route for this anon. You are probably that person at a convention in the back of the room glaring at everyone else talking and networking. Getting angry at people over your missed opportunities, everyone knows about banks so your 2 cent opinion just turned to shit. Instead of telling him to go kill himself perhaps point him to local businesses groups that offer funding for startups.

>>1112355
>doesn't know banks are greedy jews that don't make affordable loans

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>>1112355

>banks
>experts at assessing risk

Inflation should be considered. Your real interest rate is the posted rate of interest - the rate of inflation. So, if you get 5% interest and inflation is 3%, your real interest rate is 3%.

See how this is problematic? 1-2% inflation is below normal. Basically what you're asking for is free money.