As far as I know, in your present situation, it is impossible to get funds from financial institutions with only one business plan. But if you have real estate as collateral, you can still get financing from various formal (banks, etc.). ) or informal (bank) financial institutions. Specific procedures, mortgage interest rates and rates shall be subject to the negotiation results of financial institutions. However, from the perspective of capital, financing entrepreneurship adds more risks to entrepreneurship itself. Once it fails, it will be heavily in debt and make normal life in trouble.

Off-topic: Entrepreneurship is very risky, which is a great challenge for young people who have just graduated. The risk mainly comes from the 1) project itself; 2) the personal ability of the entrepreneur; 3) Lack of funds; 4) Other irresistible factors, etc.

I'm not saying this to discourage you from starting a business, because I am an entrepreneur just like you. I just want you to think more about the difficulties, choose the projects carefully, make a detailed investigation plan, have a reliable source of funds and be more fully prepared, be determined to start a business, and cheer up if you fail.

Hehe, I wish us success! ! !