Short Term Loans
Short term loans allow for very fast funding so you get a lump sum of cash with a predetermined payment term. Payment is usually made daily, weekly or bi-weekly. The short term loan is best for business with high and consistent sales that are in need of quick unsecured cash to use however you need.
Pros:
Fast Capital in as little as 24 hrs.
Unsecured.
Easy approval process.
Little documentation needed.
Cons:
Cost of borrowing can be more.
Best for:
Businesses that have high and consistent sales and bank deposits.
Businesses that need financing right away.
SBA Loans
ese loans are guaranteed by the Small Business Administration because of this they offer some of the lowest rates on the market as well as long repayment terms and the ability to borrow up to $5 million. Repayment ranges from 7- 25 years based upon how you plan to use the money. SBA loans are best for strong credit borrowers who have been operating for 2 years and are willing to work on the long application process to expand their business or refinance debt.
Pros:
Lowest rates on the market.
Borrow as much as $5 million.
Longer repayment terms 7-25 years.
Cons:
Long application process.
More qualifications required.
Best for:
Expanding businesses or refinancing debt.
Business with good credit willing to wait for funding.
Line of Credit
Line of credit gives you access to funds up to your credit limit which can be borrowed and paid back multiple times while only paying interest on the money you borrow. This is a flexible and typically unsecured way to borrow money for seasonal businesses or businesses that need help managing cash flow or handling unexpected expenses. We have two options: 1. Beginner Line of Credit or 2. Syndicated Line of Credit.
Pros:
Flexible borrowing.
Typically no collateral required.
Cons:
May have maintenance fee or withdrawal fee.
Good credit and consistent revenue required.
Best for:
Short term needs.
Seasonal business to manage cash flow.
Equipment Financing
Equipment loans help you purchase equipment with competitive rates if you have good credit and good finances. The equipment serves as collateral and the term is usually calculated off of the expected life span of the purchased equipment.
Equipment Financing
$10K – $150K Credit is not a big factor. Revenue to support the payment is. Money deposited to the account of the seller of equipment. No Boats, Guns, Planes or Cannabis.
Qualifications
Equipment models 10 years or newer. Must have 4 business bank statements. Need invoice from dealer you’re buying equipment from. You need business revenue to support the loan.
Loan Specifics
You get the rates and terms you qualify for. Rates between 5.95% -35%. Terms of 1-7 years. You might qualify for option of early pay off with no penalty. You might qualify for 100% financing. You might be required to put down a small down payment. The only way to know loan specifics is to submit an application.
Pros:
After payments complete you own the equipment.
If you have good credit and strong finances you can get competitive rates.
Cons:
May need a down payment.
Best for:
Businesses in need of equipment with competitive financing rates.
Invoice Factoring
Working capital when your business has unpaid customer invoices that you can’t wait to be paid. You can use invoices to get cash now. Best for businesses with unpaid invoices that need fast funding which is easier to get approved for compared to other similar options.
Pros:
Fast Cash.
Fairly simple and easy approval.
Cons:
Cost of borrowing may be high.
Best for:
Business with invoice that need cash right away.
Invoice with 30,60 or 90 day payment terms are best.