Asset-Based Lending

What Is Asset Based Lending?

Asset-based lending, a form of business financing, involves securing the agreement with collateral or assets. These arrangements can result in either a loan or a line of credit for the borrower.

The collateral for asset-based lending extends beyond real estate, encompassing more liquid assets such as receivables, inventory, purchase orders, and sometimes equipment. Leveraging one or more of these assets can secure a loan or an ongoing line of credit for your business.

Unlike traditional financing options, asset-based lending offers accessibility even with a low credit score or no credit history. Qualification relies on the value of your receivables, inventory, or other assets rather than conventional criteria.

Asset-based lines of credit and loans enable immediate access to the value of your liquid assets. This eliminates the waiting period for payments and provides working capital to cover expenses like growth, expansion, additional inventory purchases, and more.

What Do You Need to Qualify?

How It Works

Unlock the capital needed to realize your full potential with just a few clicks.

Navigate our streamlined application process in minutes and securely upload your business documents with no risk involved.

Evaluate your offers with the guidance of our expert team and choose the most suitable option tailored to your unique circumstances.

With your money in hand, you can take advantage of opportunities and tackle challenges with confidence.

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Apply Now: Deal Submission Form

Please Upload Files to help us to screen your deal.


This is not required to quote your loan but will speed things up if you want to close quickly! Upload if applicable: - Original Purchase Contract (or settlement statement if refinance) - All amendments to original contract (including assignment agreements) - Supporting Docs you may have (Valuations, Credit Reports, Rehab Budgets, Construction Plans, etc.) Thank You!

CREDIT/BG EVENTS


Do you have any significant credit or background issues? This would include any felony convictions, previous judgements, tax liens, bankruptcies, etc. If unsure please pick "YES."