Business Lending

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Equipment financing refers to a loan used to purchase business-related equipment, such as a restaurant oven, vehicle, or copy machine.
 

From backhoes to bulldozers, from pavers to rollers, from dump trucks to 18-wheelers. Heavy equipment loans allow businesses to borrow money to purchase heavy machinery and make payments on a schedule rather than having to pay upfront.
 

This loan is intended for business owners who are seeking funding for their day-to-day operations, such as payroll, purchasing inventory, business expansion, etc. 

Term loans are ideal for businesses with annual revenues of at least $500,000 looking for an alternative finance option when traditional bank lending options may be unavailable or you don’t want to pay the high cost associated with quick cash loans. 

This loan is intended for business owners who are seeking funding to purchase a business.
 

Accounts receivable or AR financing is a type of financing arrangement that is based on a company receiving financing capital in return for a chosen portion of its accounts receivable. An AR financing arrangement can be structured in several ways, including as an asset sale or a loan.
 

A mid-term loan in the form of unsecured cash. These programs require no collateral only a personal guarantor. Clients can use the fund freely for any purpose.
 

 Your 401(k), IRA, or other qualified retirement accounts can be the key to starting your business debt-free and cash-rich. This program allows you to utilize the full potential of your existing retirement accounts to purchase your own business, thereby enabling you to eliminate or reduce the need for additional loans.