Financing

Providing the necessary capital.

Hard Money

Private lenders and fast cash access.

Cash Credit

A short-term cash loan to a company.

Funding

Financing or providing funds.

Leaseback

Use your equipment to get capital.

Business Credit Line

The maximum credit that a business is allowed.

Business Finance Company

Companies that lend money primarily to businesses.

Business Finance Firm

A company that helps you to manage your business money.

Capital For Business

Private individuals who take an equity position in your business venture.

Capital For Business

Private individuals who take an equity position in your business venture.

Business Plan Review

Reviewing a document prepared by the company, detailing the past, present, and future of their business.

Equipment Leasing Firms

Equipment lease financing, as opposed to purchase financing, is gaining more and more popularity due to its many advantages.

Business Plan

A document prepared by the company, detailing the past, present, and future of their business.

Equipment Sale and Leaseback

Equipment sale leaseback is the sale of an asset for cash while the asset remains on the seller's property with a contract to lease the asset back from the source purchasing the asset, and to own the asset at term's end.

Equity

An ownership interest in a company in the form of stock.

Mortgage Broker

An entity that introduces borrowers and lenders for the purpose of loan generation.

Bridge Swing Loan

A form of short-term financing which is expected to be paid back once the borrower obtains more permanent, lower cost financing.

Business Capital

Money used for the investment in a project or company.

Business Financing

Suppling or getting money for your business

Business Funding

Business funding refers to the floating of bonds to raise finance and levels of capital.

Capital Asset

A long-term asset, such as land or a building, not purchased or sold in the normal course of business.