Funding
Thanks to a franchise’s proven model of success, many lenders are more likely to fund franchises than startup businesses.
We can help you better understand your options and connect you directly with funding specialists who are experts in franchising.
Webinar: Funding Options to Start and Grow Your Business
You can tap into several types of lending programs to fund your franchise:
401k Rollover
Use an existing 401k or IRA to fund your franchise with no tax or early withdrawal penalties.
SBA Loans
Partially backed by the U.S. government with closings in as little as 45 days with as little as 10% down.
Portfolio Line of Credit
Borrow against the value of your stocks and other securities rather than liquidating them. Typically lower interest rates and funding in as little as 10 days.
Unsecured Loans
No collateral required and no money down.
Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
Borrow against the equity in your home allowing you to draw funds on an as needed basis.
Equipment Leasing
Save money upfront and improve cash flow by leasing the business equipment you need without purchasing outright.