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Cash. We Help You Get It.

Sep 28, 2008

Last week I finalized an IT Equipment loan for approximately $180k for one of my professional service clients with a local community bank in San Diego.  I was able to help them secure a favorable loan and interest rate and in comparison to some leasing options, we will end up saving a significant amount of interest over the term of the loan compared to leasing.  Not only that, but the owners of the business will also benefit from a Section 179 deduction for income taxes.

 In addition to the Equipment Loan, I was also able to secure a $300,000 line of credit for my client.  Despite the uncertainties in the market due to the global financial crisis, banks particularly community banks, are still interested in profitable and supportable transactions.

As a B2BCFO®, we pride ourselves on helping clients navigate the process of obtaining lines of credit and term loans.  We provide the banks and other lending institutions with confidence and we develop business cases to show how our client's cash flow can support lines of credit and term loans.

 Cash.  We Help You Get It.®

 

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Grant has over 30 years of broad-based financial and business knowledge working primarily with small and mid-sized companies. His multifaceted background in both public and private accounting provides a unique and balanced business approach. Grant's specific industry experience includes manufacturing and distribution, consumer based products, software development, interactive web development, professional service firms, government contracting and general contracting.

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