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Identify the perfect financing type to facilitate the expansion of your small business.
SBA Express Loan
For the business owner without a pressing need. Long Term, Low interest loans used for working capital. Usually for businesses that are profitable year on year and for owners with a 700+ Fico Score. Longer wait and processing times.
Term Loan
Mid Term Length loans which are paid back with regular payments over time, including interest.
Equipment Financing
Used for the purchase of new or used equipment. That security offers lower cost options with terms ranging for 3-8 years. Monthly payments.
Line Of Credit
A more flexible approach, Most suitable for covering surprise expenses or short term cash crunches, which can be used for any purpose up to the maximum allowed balance. It’s revolving so every payment made will add to available funds and also offers the most flexibility with early payment.
Invoice Financing
Invoice financing allows you to access quick cash against current unpaid invoices.
Short Term Loan
Smaller loans, usually repaid within 6-8 months. These are used when trying to reduce overall cost with not much concern about payments or cash flow.
Merchant Cash Advance (MCA)
Technically not a loan, structured as a purchase of receivables, payments are a percentage of sales and can be set as a regular payment or just a small split based on daily processing deposits. This would not have a Personal guarantee in most cases and offers the quickest solution to a cash crunch.
Commercial Real Estate
A loan secured by commercial real estate to purchase, refinance, cash out, for renovations or Major construction. Options include traditional as well as Interest only and partial amortization schedules.
Equipment financing
Long term, low interest loans for the purchase of equipment. Monthly payments. Terms range from 36-80 months. Approval in 24-48 hours.
Short to mid term lengths. Designed to provide you with the financial agility you need to capitalize on opportunities without the long-term commitment.