Business Loan & Real Estate Financing Articles

When your business is struggling to stay afloat financially, it can spell disaster. Just like saving a sinking ship, the sooner you act, the better your chances of survival will be. Fortunately, there are steps you can take right now to help you get back in the black. First, we’ll go through how to identify where your business might be leaking cash. Then, we’ll get into managing the debt that’s weighing you down. Ready? Get your life vest on and let’s get started.

The costs of distribution and how to manage them by working with the right lender.

What do you need to know about making a residential property investment that works for you?

A vital piece for your project to make it from concept to final inspection is sourcing the right financing. Without that, all of the careful planning and drafting could be a huge waste of time.

If you’re looking for your next (or first) commercial property, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll cover some of the basics of CRE loans, the most common types of CRE loans, and answer a few FAQs along the way.

Here’s one advantage to working with contracts you may not be aware of – factoring. If you’re not familiar with factoring, this article will break down the basics of how you can use factoring to access working capital so you can deliver on larger contracts.

Let’s take a look at two common types of lenders and how they work differently when it comes to funding your construction project.

For business owners, the beginning of a new year is an opportunity to evaluate the last twelve months and to look for ways to grow in the quarters to come.

2021 will (thankfully for many) quickly be in your rearview mirror as you trek forward into the year to come. Sometimes, it’s hard to believe it’s already December. At other times, it seems like the end of a long slog through quicksand. Before the fireworks, however, it’s time to take a moment and look at where you stand.

Not everyone is jumping at the chance to buy a new home. Changes in the employment landscape mean people who want to spread out can’t necessarily meet the higher down payments required. Where do they go instead?