877-600-2487 | [email protected]
*Plus get instant access to the 3-part Fundability™ training - a systems that helps your business become more Fundable and makes you look great to credit issuers and lenders
For salons that sell hair or skin care products, inventory loans could be a great way to make sure they do not run out of product. In particular, if demand spikes during the winter holidays or the wedding season, an inventory loan can help a beauty business meet demand.
Read More »
Private business financing runs the gamut from term loans to MCAs to venture capitalist funding. A startup can also get a revolving line of credit, which is a lot like a business credit card.
Read More »
With medical equipment financing, a medical equipment loan company or lender gives you money to acquire equipment. You then pay back the loan plus interest. Sometimes, this is in regular installments.
Read More »
Hard money loans can be more expensive depending on the preferred loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of the lender. If a lender will only finance 70 – 80% (or less) of the property’s value, you’ll likely need to bring a sizable down payment to the closing table.
Read More »
A TRAC (Terminal Rental Adjustment Clause) lease is a lease on a titled asset intended for commercial use more than 50% of the time.
Read More »
Dental equipment financing is designed to help you purchase or replace equipment for your practice. These tend to be term loans, with either a fixed or variable interest rate and a fixed set of time when you need to pay the loan back.
Read More »
Like with other forms of financing, you will need to take an honest look at your strengths and weaknesses. Poor personal credit? Then hard money could be your best bet. Low income? Then try NACA or the USDA.
Read More »
Not just anyone can get a 100K business loan. There’s more to it than just having good credit. Lenders look for certain things that make approval much more likely, including a Fundable Foundation and security, a personal guarantee, or both. Most lenders also have revenue and time in business requirements, among other things.
Read More »
