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Working Capital To Grow Your Business!

Find out how to obtain working capital to grow and expand your business. All credit types are eligible for funding. Payroll, rent, supplies, inventory or any business need.

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Working Capital To Grow Your Business!

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  1. Financing Programs For Small  Business   Deciding which financing option is right for you is a critical part of  securing your ​business capital​. There are a variety of loan types to  suit the needs of business owners, and some of the most common  include:    ● Business Line of Credit  ● Government SBA Loans  ● Merchant Cash Advances (all credit types)  ● Bank Statement Loans ​(all credit types, $15,000 monthly  revenues min.)  ● Term Loans  ● Equipment Loans  ● Unsecured Business Loans (700+ fico score)  ● Working Capital Loans   

  2. Small Business Loan  Requirements  There are several different types of documents you may be required  to provide when applying for a ​small business loan​. While they may  vary slightly from lender to lender, here are some of the most  common items needed.  There are several different types of documents you may be required  to provide when applying for a small business loan. While they may  vary slightly from lender to lender, some of the most common  documentation that may be required​ ​can include the following:  ● Tax returns, both personal and business  ● Income statements  ● Bank statement copies, both personal and business  ● Articles of incorporation  ● Commercial leases and landlord contact info  ● Personal identification, such as a copy of your driver’s  license and copy of insurance policy  ● Your Current balance sheet (P & L)  As you can see, you’ll have to provide documentation, and gathering  everything you need can be time-consuming. Even if you are still  deciding on a financing option, it’s a good idea to start collecting  these items as soon as possible. 

  3.   Conversely, if you’re faced with a bit of a time crunch, you may want  to consider ​alternative lenders​ ​instead. For borrowers looking for a  fast and simple process and access to funds quickly, and credit is an  issue, this may be a better fit for your immediate business needs.  Depending on the loan size, keep in mind that another small  business loan requirement is typically ​collateral​ to back your loan.  Collateral usually takes the form of equipment, real estate, or  inventory, which the lender can keep in case of non-payment of the  loan; typically collateral is needed when dealing with a traditional  bank. Alternative lenders have non-collateralized options that may  suit your needs especially if you do not have collateral available to  secure your loan or do not desire to collateralize your loan.  For all business funding types, click here >>>>>>  http://linktr.ee/funindgsolutions  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _   

  4. Here Are The 5 Best Business Credit Cards for New  Businesses -  Blue Business Plus Credit Card from American Express:​ Best  0% Intro APR  Chase Ink Business Preferred Credit Card:​ Best Welcome  Bonus  Capital One​®​ Spark Cash for Business:​ Best for Cash Back  Chase Ink Business Unlimited®:​ Best for No Annual Fee  Capital One​®​ Spark Classic for Business:​ Best for Fair  Personal Credit     

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