Business Loans

Finance operations and growth with clear options, eligibility, and repayment planning.

Overview

Business financing ranges from government-backed SBA loans to lines of credit and equipment financing. Match products to cash flow cycles and investment horizons.

SBA Loans

Government-backed options can offer competitive terms for eligible businesses with detailed documentation requirements.

Equipment Financing

Finance machinery and technology with collateralized loans aligned to asset lifespans.

Lines of Credit

Flexible borrowing for working capital. Monitor variable rates and utilization to manage costs.

Invoice Financing

Leverage receivables to bridge cash flow gaps. Review fees and recourse terms.

Eligibility

  • Operating history, revenue, and profitability
  • Credit and collateral profiles
  • Business plan and use of funds

Application Steps

  1. Needs assessment and product selection
  2. Documentation and underwriting
  3. Offer review and closing
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Comparisons

Match product features to business objectives

SBA vs Conventional
FeatureSBAConventional
Down PaymentLowerHigher
DocumentationMoreLess
RatesCompetitiveVaries
Working Capital Tools

Lines of credit provide flexibility for short-term needs, while term loans finance longer investments with defined amortization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common business loan questions

How do lenders evaluate risk?

They assess cash flow coverage, collateral value, credit history, and business viability to determine pricing and terms.

Is a personal guarantee required?

Many lenders request guarantees for small businesses. Review obligations and potential liability before signing.

How can I improve terms?

Strengthen financials, provide collateral, and maintain positive credit history. Compare multiple offers to optimize costs.

What timeline should I expect?

Timelines vary by product and documentation, from days for lines of credit to weeks for SBA loans.