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Re: Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

loan guy — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:46:16 GMT

Gary,

Here are a few:

Down Payment Assistance Program: Great for business start-ups applying for SBA Loans or other sources of Institutional Funding. (One of our most popular funding options!).
-	Subordinated Capital: Funding that can be used in combination with Institutional Funding to help your business increase its borrowing capability.
-	Senior Capital: We provide 100% of your funding request.
-	Intercreditor Relationships: We provide funding in addition to your current funding relationship with your lender.
-	Joint Venture and Partnership Funding Opportunities with investors: Ideal for Business Operators who need a strategic financial partner.
-	Real Estate Investor Funding: Perfect for rehab. projects and developers. We provide timely closings and flexible loan terms. Working Capital and Business Lines of credit: Buy new inventory. Buy better equipment. Buy advertising and Increase your sales. Expand your business. Keep your business on its feet

please contact me for more details.
cory@walkerlender.com

Re: Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

loan guy — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:48:07 GMT

Gary,

I tried to respond with programs but it was filtered and did not post.

Can you email me your contact information.

cory@walkerlender.com

Re: Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

Desi53 — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:26:08 GMT

Cory

Can you provide more details on the types of funding PRC facilitates?

Thanks

Gary

Re: Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

loan guy — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 16:16:24 GMT

PRC works directly with the funding source that
manages a Private Investor Fund that provides funding for Businesses
and Real Estate Investors. Who
are not a bank and do not base funding decisions on credit scores.

cory@walkerlender.com

Re: Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

Maddeb — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 03:03:55 GMT

Is your personal credit good or bad?
how long have you been in business?

i hope someone will respond to your question soon, because I am looking to grow my business based on opportunity that will result in a number of new jobs. i dont have the answer for you, but the questions above is likely to be asked by someone who will give you good advice.

Just beware of individuals that claim to be investors. research them thouraly before commiting to their service. Also, browse through these posts if you have the time. it is likely this question has already been asked, and answered. This is a great community with valuable contributors, but there are scammers too.

Need Line of Credit and Working Capital - Any Advice?

Desi53 — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 20:02:54 GMT

I have a small government consulting and project management firm that is helping to re-engineer the business practices of a major federal agency. Thus far I have been a team of one and have been asked to hire in an additional 8-10 associates. Given the skill sets and the expected compensation packages that are required in N. Va., I do not have the necessary capital to pay the salaries, benefits and overhead to carry the additional personnel. I am told by a couple of local banks that SBA loans packages are taking many months to complete - up to four - due to the difficulty in finding investors. I need a line of credit (revolving?) and working capital - any advice on where to turn? I need to have something in place in 2-3 weeks.

Help!!

PS: I thought I posted this question earlier in the day but did not see it. Please forgive me if I am posting it twice.