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Small Business Loans: The Type of Business You Have



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Small Business Loans: The Type of Business You Have 

Searching for the right small business loans is one of the most overwhelming things you will have to do.  There are plenty of opportunities but plenty of times that you’ll be told no, too.  If and when you are considering the need to borrow money to keep your business running or for start up cost funding, there is likely to be something that fits your needs.  But, just as every business is unique, so is every type of small business loan that is available.  Take into consideration the various options that you have.

Finding the Right Loan Matters

The right loan will give you as much funding as you need without costing you too much in the process.  There are several different methods that you can work with to find the right solution for your needs.  For example, the specific type of business that you are in can lead to the right loan.  You can secure a restaurant small business loan if your business has been in business for at least a year.  If you need capital to fund that business, then you should look towards a loan that provides this type of help.  

Other types of loans are available too.  For example, one of the largest costs that businesses have to take on is that of equipment purchases.  But, you can get the equipment that you need through a small loan that is tailored specifically for the purchase of used or new equipment.  With decent credit, you can obtain this type of loan.  Those that are in the retail business can find the cash flow they need through specific loans as well.  In some types of loans, the question is whether or not the business is established enough to lower the risk.  Since the failure rate for businesses like salons is highest at under a year, those that have a salon in business over that amount of time are likely to be more qualified for the loan.

Merchant Cash Advance

However there is an option for many businesses that can are under one year old and is considered high risk.  A merchant cash advance and or a cash flow loan are a type of debt financing that is not a collateral based loan. It is not driven by your credit score, or the only thing you need to qualify is to be in business 3+ months.  Small businesses can get the money in as little as 3-5 business days, to help them expand, cover pay roll or simply help you cover expenses.

The amount of funding that you need also plays a role in where you will get the small business loan.  For example, if you have sales volume that is between $10,000 and $2,000,000 per month, and your business is growing, then you may need a completely different loan than that of someone that simply needs to secure $15,000 with a much smaller business.
 
Getting the right small business loan makes a difference in the outcome of that application for the loan.  Choose wisely to avoid a negative result.

Charles Colbert is a Director of Sales with American Capital Group. Leveraging his experience & education, Charles currently partners with growth stage companies who are in need of creative financing solutions to help them grow.  He can be reached by telephone at 212-201-0729 X718 or by email: charles@ismallbusinesscredit.com Website: www.ismallbusinesscredit.com          
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