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Banks are Cash Flow and Collateral Lenders Targeting Operating Companies MFG Distribution Service Companies
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Types of Lending Working Capital (Revolving Lines of Credit) Term Loans (Real Estate and Equipment) Construction Lending
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Collateral – Cash Flow – Character Accounts Receivable, Inventory, Equipment Real Estate, Marketable Securities, CVSLI Capacity to service debt (Debt Payments/Cash Flow) Sound Credit History Experienced Management
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Typical Bank Requirements Equity (Retention of Earnings) Profitability, Allow the business to earn at least a $1.00 Personal Guaranty Additional Collateral
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Government and Partnership Financing Programs National Government Guaranteed Programs Small Business Administration (SBA) 7a ($5,000,000) Export Express (Limited to $500K) Export Working Capital Program (EWCP) International Trade Loan (ITL) CAP Lines (Revolving $5,000,000) Patriot Express ($500K focused on Veterans) Express (Limited to $250K) Small Loan Advantage ($350K) 504 CDC Real Estate Loans
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Government and Partnership Financing Programs United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Business & Industrial (B&I) (Real Estate and Equipment Census based) Community Facilities (for non-profits & towns/cities)-financing for assisted home, hospitals, fire stations, etc… Rural Energy For America (REAP) Guaranteed Loan Program (9007) Export Import Bank of the U.S. Working Capital (2-Year term Revolving in Nature) Export oversea buyer financing programs of U.S. products (100% guaranteed) State & Local (non-guaranteed) Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) Industrial Development Authorities (IDA’s-various) EXPAND program (collateral assistance in Phoenix & Chandler) Phoenix Community Development & Investment Corporation (PCDIC)
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