If you want to set up your own business and you don’t have the required amount to start with, there is a good solution for you. Small business startup loans are becoming very popular among the individuals who are making their first steps in the business world. Loans are not only useful to set up [...]
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January 26th, 2009 
davidguide 
Posted in Angel Investors, Asset Based Business Loans, Venture Capital 
Tags: Business, Business plan, Collateral, Credit history, Loan, Secured loan, Small business, Unsecured loan 
Comments OffFactoring, another way to get money for your business when banks say no
September 28th, 2007 davidguide This term refers to getting a short-term loan based on the financial strength of your accounts receivable. This means that you sell the accounts receivable of your business to the factoring company at a discount in exchange for getting money now. Factoring is useful when you have to meet your business obligations, such as paying [...]
Bad credit financing options, Microlenders and Alternative Loans
September 26th, 2007 davidguide Most commercial banks will shy away from clients with credit problems. However, there are organizations that specialize on clients with bad credit, no credit, or with a short credit history. These lenders have the most flexibility when lending and their loans usually carry a higher interest rate. These institutions lend lower amounts and in most [...]
Certified Development Company CDC 504 Loan Program
September 17th, 2007 davidguide The 504 Loan Program provides financing for long-term major fixed assets at a fixed rate. It is offered through a Certified Development Company (CDC). A CDC is a non-profit corporation that works with the SBA and private lenders to provide capital for small entrepreneurs. The deals have the following structure: a private lender with a [...]
Purchase-Order Financing
September 17th, 2007 davidguide This is one of the most expensive and risky forms of financing. In this arrangement, you will assign your purchase orders to a third-party lender. The third party will be in charge of billing and collecting on the purchase orders. Usually this happens in cases where the company requires cash to manufacture orders. You would [...]
Equipment Leasing
September 17th, 2007 davidguide Leasing equipment helps you acquire the latest equipment that otherwise would be unaffordable if purchased. Banks and finance companies may lend you money to lease equipment, or the equipment manufacturer may facilitate the financing directly. The loan term is usually tied to the term of the lease. Leasing equipment is convenient for companies: Looking for [...]
