Business owners that own their property can refinance and get “cash-out” for business needs
Business cash when you need it
Could an alternative commercial property loan be better for your business?
Not every business owner qualifies for SBA or traditional bank loans. Some business owners need the money fast and the traditional process is too slow. Banks also tend to put a limit on the amount of equity that may be extracted from a property.
The solution is alternative finance sources that offer small business owners loans that truly fit their needs. The Small Business Resource Network is committed to providing the best offers and experience to our referral service users.
When should you choose us?.
- When you get turned down by your bank.
- When you want to cash out a large amount of equity.
- When you don’t report income on tax returns.
- When you want the security of a 30-year fixed property loan.
Get a 30-year fixed commercial property loan and grow
Interest Only Option
Interest Only Option for the 1st five years that will increase your cash flow. After five years the terms will change to a 25 year amortization.
Unlimited Cash-Out
Unlimited “cash-out” that can be used for any purpose. As long as you have equity…you have cash that your business can use.
No Balloon Payment
No more worrying about refinancing a balloon payment because this program offers full amortization and a 30-year term.
5, 7 and 10-Year Hybrid options are also available and fully amortized
Very simple & effective funding process...
One Online application to start the process
There’s only one easy online submission process to complete to get your free quote. NetworkCare Agents are available online or over the phone to help you understand and navigate your options.
Interested in talking to a NetworkCare Agent?
Call us at (800) 557-2750
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