Is A Commercial Bridge Loan Right For Your Business?

Is A Commercial Bridge Loan Right For Your Business?

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A commercial bridge loan is a right choice for every business. How do you determine if your business will benefit from a bridge loan? There are a few things to consider.

However, if you need funds for one of these reasons, consider speaking with a lender:
•Close A Deal Quickly: When the real estate market is hot, you have to strike quickly, or you’ll get left out in the cold. Lining up a mortgage or long-term loan can take weeks or even longer, and by that time, you may have lost out to another buyer. If you want to purchase a commercial property fast, you can get the funds you need with a commercial bridge loan, which buys you enough time to secure another source of funding.
•Work On Your Credit: Is your credit preventing you from getting a mortgage or a bank loan? If so, making a purchase using a bridge loan may be a wise choice. If you need to make a purchase now but also need to work on your credit (i.e., paying off debt or disputing erroneous items on your credit reports), bridge loans provide you with the capital you need until you’re able to clean up your credit and obtain another loan.
•Acquire A Business: If you plan to purchase another business, time is of the essence. Instead of waiting on funding, a bridge loan can help you push the deal forward quickly.
•Renovate Your Property: If you want to improve your business to draw in new customers, a bridge loan can help you get the ball rolling on renovations sooner rather than later

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