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Loan Requirements

Loan Requirements

-You must be at least 18 years old
-You must have a valid bank account in good standing
-$900 per month minimum income
-Residents of Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Dakota, Virginia & West Virginia are not eligible for a loan
Credit Checks

Credit Checks

A credit check is typically not performed during your transaction. Some lenders may perform a credit check. Any credit check, if performed at all, will never impact your credit score.
Loan Fees/APRs

Loan Fees/APRs

Lenders determine APRs and fees depending on your personal eligibility. You will not be issued a loan unless you agree to the fees disclosed upon completion of your application. Click here for more information on loan rates and fees.

Ways to Get a Veteran Business Loan Even With Bad Credit

On January 30, 2012 By

If you are a retired or unemployed veteran interested in starting up your own business, access to funds for such a venture may be hard to come by. Many veterans who are retired receive pension checks every month, and the majority of financial institutions are not willing to consider pensions as a reliable form of income. So, what do you do if you are a veteran who wants to start up a business with no clue as to getting financing? Consider getting a veteran business loan.

What do I do …

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Short Term Business Loans

On April 13, 2011 By

Short term business loans are dependent on the repay capability of your business and your credit history and quotes will vary according to different lenders. Search the market as long as the quote is obligation free and will not affect your credit rating and as always check with the Better Business Bureau your lender and research them through the internet, business networks and friends.

A short term business loan can stretch from 1 to 15 years although credit lenders are more likely to give shorter term loans to new businesses …

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SBA Loans – Turning Small Businesses Into Big Profits

On February 22, 2011 By

On the 27th of September 2010, President-elect Barack Obama signed a legislative order for SBA loans, dubbed as the Small Business Jobs Act which provides that an additional amount of $505 million dollars should be added to the Small Business Administration so that it could fund $14 billion more to the small businesses that need it. However, due to the vast number that applied for it, the fund is nearing exhaustion and only a few applicants in the loan queue gets approved lately.

If you are planning of putting …

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