Business Funding

Frequently People asked these Questions

1. What types of Business Funding are available?

Business loans: Traditional loans with fixed terms and interest rates.

Business Credit Cards - Business credit cards are designed for business expenses , transactions & to build, grow & scale a business using OPM. They offer various benefits and functionalities tailored to the needs of businesses, ranging from startups to established companies.

 Business lines of credit: Flexible funding with a predetermined credit limit.

SBA loans: Government-backed loans with favorable terms for small businesses.

Venture capital: Investment from firms in exchange for equity.Angel investors: Individuals providing capital to startups in exchange for ownership.

2. How do I determine the right type of funding for my business?

Assess business needs: Consider whether funds are for expansion, working capital, or specific projects.

Evaluate amount needed: Different funding options cater to various financial requirements.

Review repayment terms and interest rates: Understand the costs associated with each funding option.

3. Is Personal Credit ( PG ) important or needed for Business Funding ? 

Personal credit (PG), which refers to using an individual's personal credit score or history to secure funding for a business, can be very important and sometimes very necessary for certain types of business funding all depending on the lending product and underwriting guidelines for that particular lending product. 

4. What role does business credit play in obtaining funding?

A strong business credit profile enhances credibility, potentially leading to more favorable terms.

Regularly monitor and build your business credit by paying bills on time and managing debt responsibly.

5. What documents are typically required for Business Funding applications?

Documents can vary based on the lending product & underwriting guidelines but here are some examples

EIN Document , Articles of Organization, Proof of business address…. 

Business plan: Outlines business goals, operations, and financial projections.

Financial statements: Including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.

Tax returns: Personal and business tax returns provide a financial snapshot.

Legal documents: Business licenses, contracts, and relevant agreements.

6 How long does it take to secure Business Funding?

Some same day , Some a couple of days , some a week or Several weeks its all depending on the lender & underwriting process , each lender is different. 

7. Can startups qualify for Business Funding?

Yes, startups can explore various funding options such as grants , business credit cards , venture capital, angel investors, and certain types of business loans.

8. Are there grants available for Business Funding?

Yes, some grant programs offer grants for specific industries or initiatives. There are eligibility and application requirements for each type of offered grant.

9. What are the advantages of using business lines of credit for funding?

Business lines of credit offer flexibility, allowing businesses to access funds as needed and only pay interest on the amount borrowed.

10. Is collateral always required for Business Funding?

No, not all types of business funding require collateral. For example, unsecured business loans and lines of credit may be available without collateral.

11. Can I get funding for a business with a low credit score?

While a low credit score may limit options, some lenders specialize in working with businesses with less-than-perfect credit. Explore alternative lenders and be prepared for potentially higher interest rates.


Becoming Bankable is having your business be

able to stand on it's own for financing without

always relying on the personal credit of the owners...


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