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As we approach Halloween, we are reminded of the horrors and fears we all have....scared of the dark, ghosts, evil spirits, and chainsaw wielding crazies. But in all areas of life there are horrors, and business financing is no different.

An experienced ownership team had re-established operations of a concrete mixing and delivery company after the expiration of a 5-year non-compete clause.

A single-owner, early-stage company that sells and services, Ocean Breeze RV Center needed capital to add an additional location and expand their regional footprint.

This small, high-growth software company experienced significant hurdles when the founder/owner faced health issues that required him to step back from day-to-day management of the firm.

Based upon LendSpark’s detailed review of their business plan, personal credit histories and short and long-term business goals, we recommended, then assisted them in obtaining unsecured bank lines of credit in the name of their business.

A steady-growth technology services company needed a capital infusion to support the addition of several new products. Like many, the business owner initially desired an SBA loan or, if not available, the longest terms/best rates available.

Traditional financing wasn’t available to them. They were opening a new location, so they needed all the money in advance of revenue (like a startup).

Traditional financing wasn’t an option for them. Secondly, private party sellers are always more difficult to get funding for.

A commercial real estate property owner came to us wanting help with re-financing options on a rental property they owned. They needed a 1031 exchange.

The client had four merchant cash advance daily loan payments that were crushing their cash flow and they couldn’t find a better solution.

The company was very young, only two yeas time in business. They also had limited to no comparable borrowing history. It was a private party sale which means a lot more work has to be done up front to coordinate between the seller and client.

They had four owners which is always a challenge. Then, adding more to the challenge was the ownership didn’t match the paper work.