Financing for Real Estate and Business Investing
Business Loans – Funding Types
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Account Receivable Factoring |
Account receivable factoring serves as collateral for short term working capital loans that you can obtain fast and cost effectively. |
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Asset Based Loan |
Seeking to convert a company assets into working capital. Giving a security in an asset(s) in exchange for cash. |
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Bankruptcy/Reorganization |
Financing to reorganize in company in a turnaround. Typically secured by assets; equipment, inventory, A/R, PO’s, etc. |
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Credit Card Receipt Advances |
Up to a $50,000 advance against regular occurring monthly merchant credit receipts. |
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Expansion Financing |
Growth has outpaced existing business. Loan for existing demand. Key here is existing demand, not projected. |
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Franchise Financing |
Specialized financing reserved for the franchisees of recognized, typically nationally known, franchises. |
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Import and Export |
Loans to promote the shipping or receiving of products or materials. Based on existing market, demand or orders. |
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Inventory Loan |
A loan typically made as part of a relationship where the lender will also provide retail financing for the product. |
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Purchase Order Financing |
Loans on the written order to purchase goods at a stipulated price with an agreed to delivery date. Credit rating of orderer is key. |
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Secured Credit Line |
A pre-arranged amount of credit based upon existing inventory, A/R and PO’s. |
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Unsecured Credit Line |
Up to $200,000 in business credit based upon credit worthiness. |
Commercial Mortgages
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Acquisition and Development |
Raw land infrastructure development (streets, utilities, etc.) |
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Adjustable Commercial Mortgage |
Interest moves with a specific index (Prime, T-Bills, etc.) |
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Construction Mini-Perm |
Construction with 3 to 5 year loan, usually on income property. |
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Construction Loan with Take-out |
Construction with pre-arranged takeout loan in place. |
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Fixed Rate Commercial Mortgage |
Interest Rate remains constant throughout the term. |
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Hard Money Loan |
Loans from private lenders based primarily on the hard asset value (commercial building, vacant land, etc.). |
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Interim Loan |
A short term (2 yrs or less), bridge or project type loan. |
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Joint Venture |
A financial partner in the development of real estate. |
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Participating Mortgage |
Lender receives a kicker for gross income above a preset level. |
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Real Estate Sale and Leaseback |
Lender purchases land and leases back to borrower (generally developer) for a fixed rent plus other considerations. Mortgages are issued on leasehold at market rates. Usually, produces more dollars than a mortgage. |
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Real Estate Purchase Loan |
Lending for the purchase of commercial real estate. |
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Second Mortgage (Commercial) |
Loan secured by equity behind that of the first lien. |
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Wraparound |
Lender makes a second mortgage and assumes the first mortgage. |
Equipment Leasing
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“Very Impressive. Your service opened the doors for us to get the money we needed.” |
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Financing |
Making of a loan using the equipment as collateral. Good operating history, credit rating, debt ratios are the keys. |
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Leasing |
Contract for a fixed period of time in exchange for payments, usually in the form of rent for equipment. Typically lower credit requirements. |
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Sale and Leaseback |
Sale of an asset for cash, with a contract to lease the asset back from the funding source purchasing the asset. Sales tax an issue here. |
Government Loans – Funding Types
Government Loans from the SBA – Small Business Administration loans can be used for most business purposes.
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7A: SBA Loan Guaranty |
Loans to small businesses from private-sector lenders (banks, etc.) which are guaranteed by the SBA. The SBA has no funds for direct lending. |
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Certified Development SBA 504 |
Loans to small businesses with long-term, fixed-rate financing for major fixed assets, such as land and buildings. CDCs work with the SBA and private-sector lenders to provide the financing. |
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Federal Export Assistance Loans |
Export financing of U.S. goods and services through a variety of loan, guarantee, and insurance programs. (Ex-Im Bank Programs) |
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