Posts Tagged 'business loan'

Welcome 2012!

My blog post are usually designed to educate the public about certain type of lending, however, this post will be slightly different today.

As we leave 2011 and Welcome 2012!, we may well be saying good bye to the old economy and issuing in a new era.  The question is what will this new economy look like?  I cannot presume to predict whether there will ...

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Dental Practices for Sale

There are many web sites with dental practices for sale.  So what should dental professionals be aware of when searching for a dental practice to buy.  Whether the practice is a typical dentists office or an orthodontist with a full blown surgical practice dentists should apply standardized business rules when preparing to buy a practice.  Practices are available for purchase ...

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Bridge Loans, Mezanine Financing, Hard Money Loans, Atlanta, GA, Phoenix, AZ

Bridge loans and mezzanine loans are very similar.  Terms can range from 1 to 3 years with some being due in as long as 5 years.  Rates can be from 8.5-12.5% and points can range from a low 2% up to 5%.  Bridge loans and mezzanine loans may have prepayment penalties but sometimes they do not.

Bridge loans are just what the name implies.  They are used to bridge the gap between ...

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100% Financing for Doctors and Dentist – Medical Professionals

Dividend America is proud to announce that we now have up to 100% financing for Doctors and Dentist – Medical Professionals.  The special programs allow doctors or dentist access to the important cash and capital they need to start a business or to grow an expanding business.

Doctors receive up to 100% financing for consolidation of medical practices and dentist receive ...

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Business Loans for American Business!

The leadership at our parent company had an interesting meeting last week with a consortium of credit unions in Seattle.  They were engaging us to help create a strategic plan for creating a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO).

Credit unions have a lot of capital to deploy right now and you would think they are aggressively lending – but what we found out was that they are actually quite nervous about government audits, about defaults, about the marketplace in general.  They need to ...

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