Unsecured Lines Of Credit
  • Business Lines Of Credit

    For Small Businesses

    • Unsecured  Lines
    • LOW Interest Rates
    • Stated Income/Sales- No Tax Returns
    • Start-Ups-No Business Plans
    • No Collateral Required
    • 1 Page Application

    Loan Qualifications

    • 700 FICO SCORE
    • U.S. Based Businesses
    • Existing Business
    • Start Ups Welcome
  • Small Business Unsecured Lines Of Credit

    Small Business Government Stimulus has been Exhausted but Economic Recovery Capital has finally arrived. Learn the Secrets Directly from a Banking Insider:

    A former Regional Executive with 15 years of banking for the largest SBA lender in the nation understands exactly which types of credit are available and the most efficient way to navigate today's banking landscape to get it. You will be shocked to learn that all banks are continuing to lend but they are forcing their customers to secure credit that is the most profitable to..... You guessed it, the Banks!

    Our 3 step process allows us to quickly process your application and give you an answer in 24 hours and money in your hands within 30 DAYS...

    Credit Analysis- Completed within 24 hrs once we have obtained a copy of your credit report

     Application Submitted - Business Lines of credit $50,000-$150,000 submitted within 5-10 Days

     Funding -of Business Lines of Credit within 14-30 days

  • Why Unsecured Lines Of Credit?

    • SBA isn't working because of collateral
    • 401K has no value
    • Home has little or no equity
    • Banks aren't lending
  • Express Business Lines
    Loan TypeBusiness Line of Credit
    Required Credit700 +
    Best ForFor-profit businesses in a variety of industries.
    Credit Amount$50,000 - $150,000
    RatePrime +, intro period 12-18 months as low as 0%
  • Small Business Loan News and Updates

    The Impact Of The S&P U.S. Credit Downgrade On Small Businesses

    Standard & Poors downgrading the U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA+ is the first time since the credit rating business started that America’s credit rating has been downgraded.

    Big Banks Shrinking as S.B.A. Lenders

    In other words, in 2010 the 25 biggest banks held 32 percent more in deposits than those banks did in 2006 — but approved 30 percent less in S.B.A. loans.* The decline appears to be related to losses the banks suffered when borrowers defaulted on one type of 7(a) loan during the crisis, and perhaps as well to the difficulty large banks have in making profits on smaller loans in general.