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MCAs offer a quick financial solution for unexpected cash shortfalls, providing immediate funding to maintain operations without the lengthy approval times of traditional loans.
Immediate cash for businesses to capitalize on bulk purchase discounts, significantly lowering the cost of goods sold and improving profit margins without depleting cash reserves.
MCAs offer quick funding for acquiring or upgrading equipment, essential for maintaining competitiveness, enhancing efficiency, and expanding services in today’s fast-paced market.
Debt consolidation merges high-interest debts into one with better terms, simplifying payments and potentially reducing monthly costs, improving cash flow.
Marketing campaigns drive sales and growth. MCAs offer capital to launch campaigns, targeting new customers, entering markets, or enhancing brand awareness.
MCAs fund business expansion, including new locations, market entry, or renovations, facilitating growth without ownership dilution or loan approval waits.
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A loan for a restaurant business can also act as a financial cushion for your routine operating expenses. This encompasses costs for utilities, wages, rent payments, and other ongoing charges.
3-24 months
Up to $250,000
It provides your restaurant a flexible funding, much like a credit card, allowing you to borrow as needed. For emergency repairs or expansion opportunities, it ensures you have the capital ready to act quickly.
3-24 months
Up to $250,000
A loan for a restaurant business can also act as a financial cushion for your routine operating expenses. This encompasses costs for utilities, wages, rent payments, and other ongoing charges.
3-24 months
Up to $250,000
Here, you’ll find quick answers to common questions about our services. Our goal is to provide clear, concise information to help you make the best decision for your business.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us for more help
To qualify for a business loan, lenders typically look at your credit score, time in business, and your business bank statements to evaluate cash flow. Depending on the lender, they may ask for additional information during the underwriting process.
While an MCA might make sense for a business that needs cash quickly to take advantage of a short-term opportunity, it’s critical to make sure the costs of the merchant cash advance otherwise make financial sense for the business. Because qualifying criteria is much less stringent than traditional small business lenders, an MCA comes with a premium cost. Nevertheless, there are business owners who successfully use this option to access capital for their businesses.
NOTE: Because a merchant cash advance is not a loan and providers do not report your payment history to the business credit bureaus, it does not help build or strengthen a business credit profile. Additionally, because rates vary from provider to provider, and can be much higher than other types of financing, it’s important to understand all the terms before signing on the dotted line.
A business loan is a type of loan designed for businesses to help them finance their operations, payroll, equipment and expansion opportunities.
A line of credit is a revolving form of credit that provides a predetermined capital limit and can be accessed as needed. Unlike a traditional term loan, all or part of the line can be accessed at any time up to the predetermined limit. Interest is only paid upon the amount actually used.
That all depends upon the type of loan you’re looking for. To qualify for an SBA loan you’ll need a business plan. While other lenders might not require a formal business plan, they will ask questions about loan purpose, how this loan might positively impact profitability, etc. Whether or not a lender requires a business plan, it’s a good idea to go through the exercise so you can articulate why you are looking for a loan and the benefit you expect to gain from the capital.