Business Funding

Let us help you find best funding solution for your business

Business Funding Partners

Choosing type of funding can be an overwhelming process and can be costly for you and your business if not done properly.

With so many lenders and lending options, finding the right funding solution can be a scary thing. Over the years we have seen firsthand the good and the bad of the funding industry. We have been fortunate to have found a few select funding partners who share our vision of treating all clients with integrity, while coming from a place of knowledge. We are here to insure you work with the best companies around who have solutions specific to your unique situation.

Different type of funding options

SBA Loans

SBA (Small Business Administration) Loans are backed by the United States Government, and are perhaps the most frequently used form of funding. These loans were created in order to help small businesses start or grow and often offer long term, low interest loans.

401K Rollover Loans

401K Rollover Loans allow individuals to borrow against their retirement funds, penalty free. These loans can be funded in as little as 10 days, require no debt, and there are no required monthly loan payments.

Non-Recourse Lending

Non-Recourse Lending companies lend their own capital to qualified individuals in industries in which they are experts. They offer competitive interest rates and do not require personal guarantees on an individual’s assets.

Equipment Leasing

These loans were created in order to help companies invest in the new equipment needed to start or grow a business. Up to 100% of the cost of the equipment can be made available.

Securities-Backed Line of Credit

These loans allow the borrower to obtain a line of credit secured by the securities in their investment portfolio, without liquidating their investments. These loans have a very fast approval process, and have the flexibility of interest only payments at low competitive rates.

Funding your company's future

Companies often need to raise external funding or capital in order to expand their businesses into new markets or locations. Raising capital also allows them to invest in new products, technologies or in research & development (R&D) or to fend off the competition. And, while companies do aim to use the profits from ongoing business operations to fund such projects, it is often more favorable to seek external lenders or investors to do so.

Companies, regardless of their industry sector, size, location, and so on, generally only have a few sources of funding available. Some of the best places to look for funding are retained earnings, debt capital, and equity capital. 

Understanding the different options for funding concerns and various strategic, financial, tax and legal options behind each option is pivotal to making the right funding decision.