If your business is looking for capital for specific business equipment such as office furniture, machinery, or other capital assets that are exclusively for business use, specialized equipment … more

Hard Money Lenders are lenders that offer specialized financing for real estate-backed loans. Unlike traditional banks, Hard Money Lenders typically charge higher interest rates because they back … more

A traditional bank loan (not the SBA-backed kind) looks a lot like a traditional consumer loan for a car or a home. Unlike SBA Loans which tend to be smaller and slightly subsidized, a traditional … more

A Business Line of Credit (LOC) shares many of the same characteristics of a traditional credit card, although the amount of credit issued is often much higher. Lines of Credit are typically used … more

Accounts Receivable Financing (or Factoring) allows you to use the receivables of your customers as the collateral for a loan. This is often used by companies who have a long waiting period for … more

A Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) leverages a business’s credit card sales as a form of collateral toward acquiring cash immediately. How a Merchant Cash Advance Works The key to a MCA relationship is … more

The SBA helps small businesses that may not be eligible for traditional bank loans by guaranteeing large portions of the loan on the entrepreneur's behalf. These loans are generally available … more

Debt

The most common form of outside capital for new businesses is Debt.

Debt is a great tool for a small business if you know where and how to use it. … more