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I would like to find a few investors for my Bar/restaurant, but I don't want to offer a percentage of interest in the business. How should I proceed and How do I pay off these investors?
What you want is a Loan. Investors typically take an equity stake, and/or a profit share in the business.
Banks will invest a sum of money, usually secured by something like your house, or the restaurant, and you pay it back, with interest, in monthly increments. They take no equity in your business and once its paid back you don't owe them anything.
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