Banks turned down 70% of all small business loan applications before the current credit crunch.
In 2009, small business owners will find it even tougher get capital. A lot tougher.
Banks are leery of lending, the government is putting tremendous pressure on them. The foreclosure situation is affecting the commercial finance world … and you will feel the brunt of it this year.
But what happens when you need to grow your business by buying new inventory or equipment, or implementing a new marketing or advertising program, or making necessary repairs?
(If you think you’ll depend on the traditional last-resort of small business owners – credit cards – you should realize that it is almost impossible to get a new credit card, and for the ones you already have credit rates are being raised skyhigh and credit limits are being slashed across the board.)
NEW! An Affordable Bank Loan
While your bank might turn you down for a less-than-perfect credit score, our Resource offers a NEW program that believes a strong cash flow is more important than your credit score as it demonstrates the performance of your business.
Based on this, even if lenders have considered you too risky, you could qualify for this new program:
- A smart alternative for small business owners
- Affordable business loan, not a cash advance
- Simple application with no fee
- Up to $100,000 based on business performance, not credit alone
- Loans often funded within 1 day of approval
To Qualify For This Program
- Separate Business Bank Account From Personal Account
- Open For Business 1+ Year & Process $3000 In Credit Cards
Or If You Do Not Process Credit Cards …
- Open For Business 2+ Years & Average Bank Account Balance Of $3000 Per Month Or More
Other Programs
- Affordable Cash Advances & Lines Of Credit From Resources Other Than Banks
- Merchant Cash Advances Based On Credit Card Sales (expensive but sometimes necessary)
- Hard Money Loans & Bridge Loans
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