How A Cash Flow Loan Is Different From Conventional Loans
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18 August 2018
Cash flow loans are a type of loan in which you borrow based on the cash flow you are expected to have in the future. This is helpful for businesses that have current expenses, but have not received the revenue necessary yet to pay for these expenses. The company might have accounts receivable that have not yet been paid. The lender will be given a right to a portion of the receivables when they are paid.
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How To Better Your Odds For Getting Commercial Property Financing
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10 July 2018
If you have noticed a piece of commercial property that you would love to own for your own business, you may need to secure commercial property financing unless you have a very large savings account that has enough to cover the purchase. Of course, even if you have a lot of cash, you might still want a loan so you can hold on to your cash for other expenses. Before you submit your commercial property loan application, you will want to review the following tips.
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Getting Divorced? Tips For Qualifying For Your Next Mortgage
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30 May 2018
You may have an excellent credit history, but that does not mean it will be easy to get a mortgage after a divorce. Not only will your household income be reduced, but you could have financial obligations after the divorce is final that will affect how much money you take home at the end of each month. While getting your next mortgage won't be impossible, it helps to know some tips to help qualify with your lender.
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What To Know About Hard Money Loans For House Flipping
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8 April 2018
Are you looking to purchase a home with the intention of flipping it? If so, you'll need to secure the financing for the purchase. Instead of getting a traditional mortgage for this type of purchase, you can get a hard money loan as a much better alternative. This is what you need to know about hard money loans.
What Is A Hard Money Loan?
If you have experience in flipping homes, it's possible to qualify for a hard money loan from your lender.
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