These
are some of the great financing programs
Franchise Financiers can offer:
Franchise
Acquisitions
The purchase of a franchise currently
in existence and operations along with
renovations and/or improvements, operating
capital and acquisition disbursements.
Business
Start-Up Loans
Loan packages that cover all the start-up
expenses of a business, including the
franchise fee, equipment, build-out, fixtures,
inventory, operating capital etc. In essence
the total investment for your start-up
franchise business.
Equipment
Leasing
Long term loans that can be combined with
other needs into one loan package, as
long as they do not exceed $100,000.
Property Loans
The acquisition of commercial property
along with all of the franchise start-up
costs, including working capital, with
up to 20-25
Construction
Loans
We can combine your construction costs
with your total Franchise start up costs.
Expansion
Loans
We can help you expand your business and/or
real estate. If your business has a successful
business history and wants to expand to
further increase profitability we can
assist you.
Refinancing
and Debt Consolidation
We can help you consolidate or refinance
short term high interest loans and lower
your monthly payments to improve cash
flow and combine them all into one simple
loan.
Remodeling/Working
Capital
Franchisor requires upgrade of business
or you simply want to redecorate and remodel.
Can be combined with additional working
capital and closing costs all into one
loan.
Best Financing Options
·
Conventional Loans
Conventional loans include; Unsecured
loans, loans against equities such as
real estate and other assets, lines of
credit and similar forms of financing.
·
SBA (Small Business Administration)
An SBA is a loan correspondent that specializes
in U.S. Small Business Administration
(SBA) loans. Our Lenders are Certified
and Preferred Lenders under the SBA 7A
and 504 program which means quick turnaround
and loan funding.
Working with us is like submitting your
SBA loan application to several financial
institutions simultaneously which greatly
increases your chances of getting your
loan approved. The 7A is the SBA's most
popular loan program. As a small-business
owner, you can get up to $750,000 from
your local 7A Lender, backed by a partial
guarantee from the SBA. Note that the
SBA is not lending you money directly.
What they are doing is making it less
risky for a local Lender to provide you
with financing. 7A loans are typically
used for working capital, asset purchases
and leasehold improvements. The 504 loan
program is intended to supply funds for
asset purchases, such as land or equipment.
Typically, the asset purchase is funded
by a loan from a bank or other Lender
in your area, along with a second loan
from a certified development company (CDC)
that's funded with an SBA guarantee for
up to 40 percent of the value of the asset--which
is generally a loan of up to $1 million--and
a contribution of 10 percent from the
equity of the borrower. This financing
structure helps the primary Lender (the
bank) reduce its exposure by relying on
the CDC and the SBA to shoulder much of
the risk.
· Equipment
Leasing
Leasing is NOT a bank loan and does not
tie-up your existing credit sources. By
leasing, you can preserve your working
capital and credit for other expenses
such as rent, wages, utilities and supplies.
A good rule of thumb used by many successful
companies is; if it appreciates BUY IT
but if it depreciates, LEASE IT.
Lease payments
are tax deductible and may help reduce
your income taxes, helping to keep your
tax dollars as profits.
You can structure
your monthly payments to suit your cash-flow
needs. As well, you can purchase your
equipment at any time during the term.
You can maximize
your available cash. There is no payback
period to wait on until your equipment
starts to earn positive cash-flow. Your
leased equipment earns positive cash-flow
immediately.
Your monthly
payments are fixed and will never increase.
Even if market rates rise during your
term, you benefit from a fixed low monthly
payment. This hedge against inflation
helps keep your operating costs down for
years to come.
You merely
pay sales taxes on the monthly payment
and not on the cost of the equipment.
This spreads out the sales taxes over
the entire term, saving you money today.
· Retirement
Fund Rollover Plans
You can finance your business by using
your retirement funds without incurring
any
penalty. Most Americans are unaware that
they can use their 401K, IRA, profit-sharing,
or annuity plan funds to purchase businesses
or start entrepreneurial ventures. There
is no reason why you should lose up to
50% of your funds in taxes and penalties,
just for accessing the rainy-day savings
you’ve worked so hard to accumulate.
One of our
third party providers has developed a
completely legal and simple plan that
allows you to invest your retirement funds
in YOUR business venture. You can use
the funds as a sole source of financing
or to supplement other types of financing.
If you have a retirement fund you would
like to invest in your own business, we
will arrange for you to speak directly
with our provider.
Our provider
has a staff of attorneys that specialize
in the Employee Retirement Income Security
Act of 1974 (ERISA). With more than 45
years of experience in employee benefits
and qualified retirement plans, they will
work side-by-side with you in planning
the funding of your business venture,
personally ensuring the structure and
legality of your Rainmaker Plan.
Just a few
of the ways Franchise Financiers can assist
you in making YOUR dreams come true!!
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