1. There are three property mortgage loan products in rural areas, including land property rights, forest land, and homesteads.

2. Find partners and raise funds.

3. If the project is indeed promising, you can write a project book and find angel investment.

4. You can apply for micro-enterprise or college student entrepreneurial loans, but they are not much, only about 100,000.

Off topic: Brothers, you must analyze investments and risks well, and don’t be overheated or impulsive. Sometimes a project that looks good and you think it will make a profit turns out to be a loss in the end. Originally I didn’t have that much money, so I still invested 800,000. The risk is high. Let's talk about franchised restaurants. Franchisees have a 15% survival rate and are very popular. I used to do restaurant chain franchise investment and preparation. I advise you to be pragmatic.

In addition, do you have the capital to succeed? Including business management experience, catering industry experience, consequences of failure, and relevant knowledge of opening a store? etc.