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Small Business Financing ©
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LaSalle Bank Points of Contact Charles Parker Relationship Manager/ Commercial Lending 810-762-5480 Charles.parker@ab namro.com Teresa Grace Branch Manager 810-736-2057 Teresa.grace@abn amro.com
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Business Plans Sources SBA http://www.sba.gov/starting_business/plan ning/writingplan.html http://www.sba.gov/starting_business/plan ning/writingplan.html State of Michigan http://www.michigan.gov/medcguide/0,160 7,7-149-9263---,00.html http://www.michigan.gov/medcguide/0,160 7,7-149-9263---,00.html Software
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Business Plans, cont. Sections The Business Management Marketing Finance Production
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Business Plans, cont. Sections of interest Marketing Target market How you will be reaching them Projections Income statement Usually for the next two years Realistic Unrealistic projections may lead to business failure
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Business Plans, cont. Why pertinent? Sets a roadmap for the business May plan for future company events Examples Expansion or move to a larger facility Allows the business to check on its progress and financial operations Example-company can check on the actual results of operations versus the forecasted financial projections
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Important Contacts Attorney May set up the LLC or corporation Able to answer liability and legal questions CPA May set up accounting/bookkeeping record system May assist with projections May do payroll and other business functions for you
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Financing Conventional SBA The SBA guaranties the loan. The bank is your lender, not the SBA. May use for start-up business or a newer business. Please call for details.
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Financing, cont. Alternatives HELOC REM
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What Banks Look At Collateral Types Accounts receivable Inventory Equipment Machinery
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What Banks Look At, cont. Collateral, cont. Gross value Generally this is the purchase price Authenticated by an invoice or receipt Trade Value Check with your CPA for the current GAAP on this topic
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What Banks Look At, cont. Collateral, cont. Discounted value Banks use this amount for analysis Why banks use this versus the gross value If the loan goes bad, the bank liquidates the collateral The bank does not hold the collateral indefinitely. The discounted value estimates what the collateral may sell for.
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What Banks Look At, cont. LTV=loan amount / discounted value Conventional Maximum generally is 75% - 80% SBA Maximum is 90% Lower LTV=Lower risk for the bank
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What Banks Look At, cont. Cash Flow Business Start up-use projections New or newer business-historical financial operating results from business federal tax returns Personal Review personal federal tax return Analyze cash flow from federal tax return versus the payments for personal debt
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What Banks Look At, cont. Cash Flow, cont. Global Combine business and personal cash flows Gives a picture of the overall, combined cash flow
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What Banks Look At, cont. Personal credit Score Average is 675 Higher the score the better Higher score = lower risk for the bank Past dues 30-60-90 day past dues Difference between a REM and credit card past due Public History Civil actions, lawsuits, and bankruptcies
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What Banks Look At, cont. Experience Want to see experience in the industry If person has no experience, person may not know of potential issues May aid in the business failing Overdrafts Personal Business
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Small Business Lending Please call with any and all questions. When you contact us, please let us know that you saw us at the conference. Thank you for your attendance.
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