Funding Programs
Helping fund your client's business
We Provide Funding Sources:
We make available to you alternative financing sources from one of the nation's largest databases. We provide you with direct access to over 10,000 of the most active lenders and investors in the country. Save valuable time; you won't waste any time researching firms or thumbing through endless pages of directories searching for financing for your client.
Tell us what type and how much financing your client requires. We'll furnish you with a list of lenders and/or investors who will consider your project. Included in the database are the following sources:
Venture Capital Firms |
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Private Lenders |
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Investment Bankers |
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Asset-Based Lenders |
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Receivable Factoring Firms |
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SBA Guaranteed Loans |
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Over-the-Counter Market Makers |
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Pension Funds |
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Small Business Investment Companies |
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Off-shore Contacts |
We Assist in Raising Equity Capital with SCOR:
Now any business can raise up to $1,000,000 in one year by going public using the SEC's new Small Corporate Offering Registration (SCOR) program. SCOR was set up to assist small to medium size businesses go public and raise equity capital without the cost and complications of a full public offering (IPO) which can cost as much as $200,000 to $300,000 and even more in legal fees and other expenses and take from three to six months to do.
We and the law firms we work with assist you in every step of the way, from start to finish through the filing process, preparing every filing document, form and exhibit, helping you to avoid mistakes and to ensure that it is done properly to maximize your chances of success.
We Prepare a Presentation and Proposal For Your Lender:
The business plan you present is your calling card when you are looking for financing. Remember, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. The custom business proposal we provide you with will impress your prospective lender and may make the difference between getting funded and not getting funded. This plan provides the information that a lender needs to evaluate your business. Provided are all relevant financial ratios and statements a lender needs to make a decision on your request the first time. All information is presented in a 10 to 15 page loan proposal. It's easier to get the immediate stamp of approval from a lender when you provide them with everything they need, in the format they prefer.
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