While conventional bank lending offers shoe stores with the best rates available, there are other comparable options, including SBA financing. SBA lending offers shoe stores bank-rate loans to companies with good credit, but who have not been able to get approved for conventional financing.Read More

Alternative business loans are a great financing choice for catering companies that are in need of quick financing, or who are unable to get approved for SBA lending. Alternative catering loans fund very quickly (usually in one to two weeks) and require a fraction of the paperwork traditional business lenders require.Read More

SBA waste removal loans are very similar in both rates and terms as you would any other business loan a company would get from a bank. The main reason for that is because SBA lenders are traditional lenders that utilize the Small Business Administration's loan guarantee program.Read More

Banks loans for organic markets and natural food stores are without a doubt the best financing option available. Bank loans provided to natural food stores have the lowest rates and longest terms of all business loans. Banks also offer lines of credit to natural food stores to help with working capital and other business financing...Read More

Alternative limousine and car service loans are the ideal financing options for those that have decent credit but couldn't get approved from a bank lender. A big benefit for of alternative business lending is that is funds very fast, and doesn't require the credit and business revenues a bank requires.Read More

The furniture and home furnishing industry has remained a vital component to the United States economy, especially because it is a strong indicator of how well (or poor) the housing market is doing in the United States. Industry analysts are predicting a stable economic outlook well into 2019 with a 2.9 percent annual rate, reaching...Read More

By 2015, the United States apparel and fashion industry market was valued at around $343 billion. New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco have always seen a bustling apparel and fashion industry, but smaller cities such as Nashville and Columbus are beginning to see positive economic benefits as well.Read More

In 2016, the commercial printing industry has seen over 35,000 companies with $90 billion of annual revenue – a pretty large feat for an industry that is supposedly dead. This industry is highly fragmented, with the largest 50 companies holding only about 30 percent of the market.Read More

By 2013, the Millennial population, which is considered American’s born between 1980 and 2000, represented a third of the total population. By 2014, one in three employees was a Millennial, so by 2050, Millennials are expected to make up half of the global workforce.Read More

revenue based loans are financing facilities based not only on the company’s past revenue performance, but also projecting forward revenue. A lender will look at a company’s total revenue picture, and lend against both the total revenue that’s brought into the company, but will also use cash-flow analysis when determining funding.Read More