Our goal is to help get businesses back to business by providing the best small business and commercial lending options available today. Our streamlined processes and strong relationships allow us to process hundreds of transactions/month resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars distributed to small businesses, nationwide on a monthly basis.
Small Business Loans
- Same Day Funding
- $10,000 to $5 Million
- 6 m Months – 10 Year Terms
Business Line of Credit
- Same Day Funding
- $10,000 to $5 Million
- 6 m Months – 10 Year Terms
Equipment Financing – Equipment financing can be used for a wide variety of equipment: medical, restaurant, landscaping, trucks, trailers, yellow iron and much more!
Take advantage of multi-year terms, and traditional APR. Equipment under $150K only an application and invoice are required.
No money down options, 100% financing available.
- Same Day Funding
- $10,000 to $5 Million
- 6 m Months – 10 Year Terms
SBA Loans – Get expedited SBA Funding at a prime rate to cover working capital and growth expenses.
Utilize our streamlined SBA Loan application process to get funding in 45 days!
- Same Day Funding
- $10,000 to $5 Million
- 6 m Months – 10 Year Terms
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT IS AN SBA LOAN
An SBA loan is a type of loan that is guaranteed by the Small Business Administration (SBA), a U.S. government agency. The SBA does not provide loans directly, but instead, it partners with banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions to provide financing to small businesses. The goal of the SBA is to provide access to capital for small businesses that may not qualify for traditional bank loans due to factors such as lack of collateral or credit history.
SBA loans come in different types and have different terms, such as:
- 7(a) Loans: The most common type of SBA loan, which can be used for a variety of purposes, such as working capital, inventory, and equipment purchases.
- CDC/504 Loans: These are specifically designed for the acquisition of fixed assets, such as real estate or equipment.
- Microloans: These are small loans up to $50,000, designed to help small businesses and start-ups with their working capital needs.
SBA loans typically have longer repayment terms and lower interest rates than traditional bank loans. Additionally, SBA loans may also require a personal guarantee from the owner and a good credit score.
WHAT ARE SOME KEY POINTS OF A BUSINESS LINE OF CREDIT?
- A business line of credit is a type of financing that allows a business to borrow money up to a certain limit, as needed.
- The business can draw from the line of credit as needed, and only pays interest on the amount borrowed.
- A business line of credit is typically revolving, meaning that as the business pays off its balance, the credit becomes available again for future use.
- A business line of credit can be unsecured, meaning that it does not require collateral, or secured, meaning that it is backed by assets such as equipment or inventory.
- Business lines of credit are typically offered by banks and other financial institutions and the interest rate can be either fixed or variable.
- A business line of credit can be a useful tool for a business to have access to working capital, cover unexpected expenses, or take advantage of unexpected opportunities. It can also help a business to manage cash flow and maintain a steady flow of funds to meet its ongoing obligations.
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