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A FullHorn Finance Consultant can give your business access to all of these types of financing and more. We support a wide range of industries and also do franchise financing. With one phone call you, can have dozens of lending sources competing for your loan. Once you have experienced the high level of customer service, competitive pricing and wide selection of financing options you will understand why many business owners view FullHorn Finance as a Strategic Business Partner
Frequently, a commercial bank cannot provide all the loan funds a growing company needs. A balance sheet is…
If your business has cash flow and working capital needs, asset-based financing may be the solution for you…
Purchase Order Financing allows your business to accept that big order that you just sold but that your business doesn’t have the capital to fulfill…
In addition to avoiding the initial cost and obsolescence, leasing your equipment can also provide your business with a…
Using existing equipment, businesses may be able to get needed capital. With Sale-Lease Back financing, the company’s current equipment remains…
Every business has five major components necessary to operate: personnel, equipment, infrastructure, products/services, and…
A line of credit for a business is, in our opinion, one of the first things a business should obtain when starting a business. Lines of credit are simple..
A payroll loan can provide the funds you need to pay your staff so you can keep your business running when you experience a short-term gap in…
A business that may not be able to get a traditional loan may be able to obtain funding through a SBA loan and at reasonable terms…
A commercial property loan is a mortgage loan on commercial real estate. If you are considering a purchase or construction of commercial real estate, we can…
A merchant cash advance is a loan against future credit card transactions. It is simpler than a bank loan and well suited for businesses with…
Working Capital can be the lifeblood of a company’s growth. It’s simple. Take your current assets minus your current liabilities…
