Find the Best Small Business Loans for You
The Most Popular Types of Business Loans
Offering everything from Term Loans, to Equipment Financing, Real Estate Investment Loans, and Credit Repair Services, we can help get the money you need.
Equipment Financing
Equipment loans fund the purchase of equipment for your business. The term typically correlates with the expected life span of the equipment, and rates will depend on the value of the equipment and the strength of your business.
Business Line of Credit
Gives access to funds up to your credit limit. You only pay interest on the money you’ve drawn, providing more flexibility than a term loan.
SBA Loan
SBA loans are offered by banks and other lenders and are guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. Repayment terms are loan-specific, but range from 7-25 years.
Merchant Cash Advance
A lump sum of cash used to finance your business. Unlike a term loan, you make payments on the advance by withholding a percentage of your daily sales, or by making fixed daily or weekly withdrawals from a bank account.
Invoice Factoring
Invoice Factoring is a service that allows a business to borrow against unpaid invoices. This provides the business with immediate funding to be used for a variety of purposes, including paying company expenses and purchasing inventory.
Real Estate Investment Loans
Every real estate transaction has unique circumstances that can make the process difficult. Working with a wide variety of lenders, we can help find the most appropriate Real Estate Investment Loan for your specific needs.
Term Loan
Term loans are a lump sum of cash paid upfront, and repaid with interest with a specified repayment schedule. They can have a fixed or floating interest rate and be used for working capital, real estate, or equipment. Term loans are typically paid off anywhere between one and 25 years.
Credit Repair
Finding reputable credit repair services can be a hassle, but True Beacon Capital has simplified the process. We can help improve your FICO score, fix errors on your credit reports, and negotiate with lenders to remove negative items.