3 SECRETS TO GETTING A BUSINESS LOAN APPROVAL (don't tell anyone!)
Secret #1
A few of the primary items that the some underwriting teams (including Headway Capital’s) might ask include:
- The last 6-12 months of business bank statements (if cash flows are shaky, send 12 statements, it helps us tell a more accurate story). Be sure to provide the statements for the main revenue/operating account for your business.
- The previous 1-2 years of business tax returns. This allows a lender to quickly answer any questions regarding business revenue that may arise during the evaluation process.
- Gross revenue figures from prior years.
- A specific purpose or intended use for loan proceeds.
- Detailed information on any other debts/loans against your business (including original balances, current principal balance, maturity date, and potentially purpose of funds).
- Proof of ownership is occasionally required if the secretary of state lists an attorney or another name as the registered agent for the business applying. (if you send your taxes in, we can verify ownership with your K1 page)
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5 年Great article! Thanks for sharing.?
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5 年This is very interesting and insightful evan derveloy. It makes think. I never knew that this existed in the financial world at all. I truly see this as a benefit to all who use it and can be qualified to have this program for them !!!!
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5 年I’ve been doing a lot of research about startup financing and backing, and recently learned about convertible notes. The idea is that instead of a seed investment for straight equity, an angel or VC will instead loan the money to the business, with the understanding that it will convert to equity if the business reaches some threshold. Is this common only for startups or does this happen in the more mainstream business loan world too?