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		<title>Commercial Hard Money Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 16 Jan 2009 19:58:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hard money loans are a specific type of asset-based loans. In this type of loan, a borrower receives funds that are secured by the value of a parcel of real estate. These loans are paid back with a higher interest rate than conventional commercial or residential property loans. This type of loan is rarely, if [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hard money loans are a specific type of asset-based loans. In this type of loan, a borrower receives funds that are secured by the value of a parcel of real estate. These loans are paid back with a higher interest rate than conventional commercial or residential property loans. This type of loan is rarely, if ever, issued by a commercial bank or other deposit institution.</p>
<p>Hard money loans are very similar to bridge loans. Bridge loans typically have similar criteria for lending. They also have similar costs to the borrower. The primary difference between a hard money commercial loan and a bridge loan is that a bridge loan frequently refers to a commercial property or investment property that is in transition. The property may not fully qualify for traditional financing yet. Hard money commercial loans refer not only to asset-based loans with a high interest rate but also loans for a financial situation that is possible distressed. Examples of this include cases where someone is arrears on an existing mortgage or where bankruptcy and foreclosure proceedings are already in process.</p>
<p>Hard money mortgages, both commercial and residential, are made by private investors. They typically make loans only in their local areas. The credit score of the borrower is not important because the loan is secured by the value of the collateral property. The maximum loan to value ratio is 65-70%. This means that if a piece of property is worth $100,000, the lender would give the borrower $65,000 to $70,000. This low LTV (loan-to-value) ratio gives the lender added security in the event that the borrower cannot pay and the lender has to foreclose on the property.</p>
<p>Commercial hard money lender programs are similar to traditional hard money loans in terms of the LTV requirements and interest rates. A commercial hard money lender is typically a strong financial institution with the deposits and abilities to make discretionary decisions on loans that are non-conforming. These borrowers do not conform to the standards of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or other residential conforming credit guidelines. Since it&#8217;s a commercial property in question, the loan does not generally conform to a standard commercial loan guideline either.</p>
<p>Traditional commercial hard money loans are very high risk and have a higher than average default rate. Just like in a normal commercial loan, when a property owner defaults on a commercial hard money loan, he or she can potentially lose the property to foreclosure.</p>
<p>For more information on hard money lending, please visit <a target="_new" href="http://www.pitbullmortgageschool.com/">http://www.pitbullmortgageschool.com</a>.</p>
<p>Joseph Devine</p>
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		<title>Instant Cash Finance Having Poor Credit</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Immediate financial needs can be met even in times of dearth of finance. Instant cash finance can help to cater to the occult financial expenses and meet the emergencies. The loan amount you borrow will depend on the amount of money a person makes with each pay period. It is intended as a way to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Immediate financial needs can be met even in times of dearth of finance. Instant cash finance can help to cater to the occult financial expenses and meet the emergencies. The loan amount you borrow will depend on the amount of money a person makes with each pay period. It is intended as a way to allow the borrower to pay for a certain expense that he or she could normally pay. Such quick cash finance is an unsecured form of loan and you can access the loan without using assets as collateral. Moreover, it is less documentation instant cash finance scheme and are available at lower and nominal rates of interest.</p>
<p>Simple conditions that a lender puts forth before approving a quick cash loan are:</p>
<p>• You should be of 18 years old or above</p>
<p>• You should be fully employed</p>
<p>• You are earning more than £1000 on a monthly basis</p>
<p>You can start your loan process as quickly as within a single day. BY enclosing few required details online you can start of the simple process. Take the stress out in times of financial crisis, by opting for instant cash finance. Meet your immediate financial needs such as medical bills, electricity bills, telephone bills, credit card bills, grocery bills, tuition fees, and car bills etc. The amount that you can borrow varies in accordance with the ability to repay, individual specific requirements amid other factors.</p>
<p>You can procure the cash only by enclosing the details of your permanent employee code and valid bank account number. Your poor credit is not a hindrance, in getting approved for instant cash finance. Have no more worries about your bad credit history.</p>
<p>Easily avail quick loans at user friendly terms and conditions. Make the competitive rate of interest yours today all depending upon the particulars. The repayment options are designed keeping just your urgent requirements in mind. What&#8217;s more, this option is also open to the borrowers who do not have the security pledging capacity. No more tension, if there&#8217;s no collateral to pledge.</p>
<p>Kirthy Shetty, Expert Author, Platinum status</p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Dec 2008 17:17:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[titleBusiness Finance &#8211; Strategic Planning/titlepWhether you are starting up your business or expanding it you will need finance in order to do so. This is especially relevant to new businesses that are just starting up. There are numerous avenues that you can approach in order to gain this start up finance and there are many [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>titleBusiness Finance &#8211; Strategic Planning/titlepWhether you are starting up your business or expanding it you will need finance in order to do so. This is especially relevant to new businesses that are just starting up. There are numerous avenues that you can approach in order to gain this start up finance and there are many different forms of it open to you; choosing the right finance that will benefit your business most is the important thing./ppThere is a saying that states it takes money to make money, this applies so much to new business ventures. For your business to become a success you will need a large amount of money to start off with that can be used to get your business set up. This money will be used to buy equipment, pay the rent on your business property, employ your staff and ensure that you have enough stock to get your business going as well as being used to pay the first few months of all your bills./ppTwo of the main reasons why many new businesses fail to get anywhere beyond the starting point are due to inadequate business capital and poor management skills, which is why raising money is so important in the early start-up stages of business./ppSome ways in which people choose to fund their business idea is by using savings, but realistically not many of us have that sort of cash tucked away, which is why we require outside help. You could opt to borrow money from friends or family if they have the financial resources to help you or you could take out a credit card for the specific use of funding your business. All of the financial options that are open to you can be split into two sections, either debt finance or equity finance. Debt finance is classified as being money that is borrowed from varies different aspects. This is finance that is required to be paid back./ppSome examples of debt finance include:/pp• Bank loans/pp• Credit cards/pp• Overdrafts/pp• Leasing/pp• Asset financing/ppAll of these are the borrowing of money in one form or another and they will require monthly repayments that will have added interest. Most people however use their bank as the first call of gaining start up finance regardless of the fact they are going to end up paying more money back./ppThere are disadvantages and advantages of using a bank loan to fund a new business idea. However the disadvantages of having a bank loan to fund your business start up far out-weigh the advantages. The benefit of using a bank loan for business finance include being able to organise a repayment holiday meaning you only have to pay interest for a certain amount of time and you dont have to turn over a share of your profit. The disadvantages however are that bank loans have strict terms and conditions and can cause cash flow problems if you are unable to keep up with your monthly repayments. Also bank loans are often secured against assets and you may be charged if you decide you want to repay your loan before the end of your loan term. brThe other form of finance; equity finance, is often more overlooked than it should be when in fact equity finance could be just the answer that your business is looking for. The main forms of equity finance come from business angels and venture capitalists. Equity finance is money that is invested into your business in return for a share of the business. With equity finance the advantages out-weight the disadvantages and equity finance is a lot more helpful to small businesses than bank loans are./ppSome of the advantages of equity finance include your investor being committed to your business and intended projects, they can bring valuable skills, contracts and experience to your business and they can assist you with strategy and decision making as well as often being prepared to follow up funding as your business grows. Two disadvantages of equity funding are your business may suffer as you are spending time securing your investor deal and the investor will own a share of your business./ppThe one thing that you must do when choosing your business start up finance is to use a finance option that is most suited to your business needs./ppHelen is the web master of Angel Start-ups, experts in all aspects of a target=_new href=http://www.angelstartups.com/articles/showarticles/BusinessFinanceArticles/4/MaintainConsistentBusinessFinanceTransactionThroughCashFlow.htmlBusiness Finance/a/ppPlease feel free to republish this article provided a working hyperlink remains to our site/pbrbr</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Getting a home insurance policy the traditional way takes time. The time required for you to meet with an agent and discuss the very difficult to understand terms and conditions is just never available. This is a very good reason why many people postpone getting their home insurance policy to a later time that tends [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Getting a home insurance policy the traditional way takes time. The time required for you to meet with an agent and discuss the very difficult to understand terms and conditions is just never available. This is a very good reason why many people postpone getting their home insurance policy to a later time that tends to be endless. The truth here is that so many people will not like to get engaged with a tiresome application process.</p>
<p>Now you do not have to go the traditional way anymore! There are lots of trusted and reliable website where you can get your policy at a snap.</p>
<p>Using the internet has made it very easy for a lot of people. All you need is a PC that is connected and with some few clicks you are there in seconds. This of course is a very good stress-free method.</p>
<p>You can actually be done with your application process very easily applying through the websites of the companies. The companies then give you an online free quote for analyzing your insurance policy need.</p>
<p>It is now left for you to use the quote and actually get the home insurance policy or you could better still take a little time to understand the quotes before coming back to complete your insurance policy online application</p>
<p>The online process makes comparing quotes from different trusted companies very easy. This is truly an advantage that many home insurance policy buyers use&#8230; you should also. Get it started now and fast.</p>
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		<title>Is Mini Forex Trading Less Risky?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Aside from forex trading, the word mini means something small and limited compared to others of the same type. This made me ask, is mini forex designed only for those who cannot afford to trade large? Is mini forex less dangerous when it comes to risking?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Aside from forex trading, the word mini means something small and limited compared to others of the same type. This made me ask, is mini forex designed only for those who cannot afford to trade large? Is mini forex less dangerous when it comes to risking?</p>
<p>Most forex brokers provide several options when it comes to forex accounts. One of which is called mini forex account and it is usually requires a small deposit compared to standard forex account. Mini forex account is usually considered a connecting bridge for new forex traders that had enough practicing their trading skills with demo accounts, but not yet really to open a standard account.</p>
<p>Mini forex deposit requirement might be small but it still allows you to trade large amounts of currency. This is done via margin and the usual margin requirement for mini forex is about 1%. It sounds too good to be true but it might turn into one of the forex trading hell unless you understand the risks. You might think that depositing small will not get you in trouble and that is the kind of thinking that you should avoid. You should fully understand the margin terms and requirements of your forex broker. If the requirements are not listed on the site make sure to discuss it with your forex broker and get the straight answers.</p>
<p>Margin allows you to trade larger amount of currency then you actually have in your deposited funds. As mentioned previously margin requirement is usually 1% but it is possible to get lower requirements such as 0.5% or higher, such as 2% or 5%.</p>
<p>The problem with margin is that your trading positions might get partially or completely disabled in case your available margin gets below the required amount. This is called guaranteed limited risk &#8211; safety feature that prevents forex brokers from losing more money than they have in the account. If your margin requirement is up to 200:1 leverage, it means that you, forex trader, needs to have about half percent of the position value you hold in your trading account for each currency lot traded.  This is a good enough reason for you to always check your margin balance and set stop-loss orders on every trading position. This will minimize the risk.</p>
<p>Mini forex is indeed an ultimate alternative to futures or stock trading, but it doesn&#8217;t eliminate the risk involved. However with a good forex trading strategy you can easily turn your $50 deposit into thousands.</p>
<p>If you think that mini forex is for poor you are seriously mistaken. Mini forex trading is a convenient option for forex traders. Despite small deposit you can win big, but at the same time you can lose a lot too.</p>
<p>When you consider trading with mini forex account make sure to understand all the sacrifices that will be required from your side! Forex brokers give traders an option of margin trading, but it definitely doesn&#8217;t come as a free gift! Investigate all the terms and rules and decide if trading small is not turning into unnecessary expenses.</p>
<p>Check out more forex articles, tutorials and forex brokers reviews at <a target="_new" href="http://www.forexexplore.com">http://www.forexexplore.com</a></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[One way to make your way to way into the business if you do not have enough capital to buy thousands of money in another currency is through margin trading.
Margin trading allows you to make money on Forex with only the funds you have available. It is defined as trading with borrowed capital. In simpler [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One way to make your way to way into the business if you do not have enough capital to buy thousands of money in another currency is through <b>margin trading</b>.</p>
<p>Margin trading allows you to make money on Forex with only the funds you have available. It is defined as trading with borrowed capital. In simpler terms, marginal trading taking a loan. Bear in mind that this could mean very high potential for upside profit but also high downside risks!</p>
<p>The first thing you have to do is find yourself a broker and open a margin account in which you will be using money you borrowed from a bank, a finance organization, or your broker as your initial capital. Making money with margin trading depends mainly on your guts and your predictions.</p>
<p>For example, you decide to open a margin account with $ 100,000. Using this amount along with the percentage of purchase price agreed upon by you and your broker, you will be able to buy money in another currency, say the Australian Dollar (AUD).</p>
<p>If you think that the AUD is showing promise and in a short span of time will be gaining strength against the US Dollar, you are going to spend your capital on the AUD.</p>
<p>Once the AUD to Dollar exchange rate climbs, you sell your AUD. This way, you have just invested little but got a good ROI (Return of Investment).</p>
<p>Be mindful, though, that <i>margin trading is a risky practice</i>. Before doing it, make sure that you are well-equipped with enough back-up money and experience.</p>
<p>Learn how to <a target="_new" href="http://www.secretforexincome.com">trade forex</a> like the pros. See how you too can <a target="_new" href="http://www.secretforexincome.com">trade the markets</a> with limited funds!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are major concepts that form the working knowledge required, amongst many other things, by the planner to carry out their fiduciary responsibilities to their clients. Let me go back and talk about portfolios again first.
1. Your Portfolio
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are major concepts that form the working knowledge required, amongst many other things, by the planner to carry out their fiduciary responsibilities to their clients. Let me go back and talk about portfolios again first.</p>
<p>1. Your Portfolio</p>
<p>A portfolio refers to all of your assets and gives a complete investment picture of the various types of investments. The investment mix also expresses your investment strategies, as it will reveal the amount of risk and potential for return held in the portfolio. It is vitally important for your to understand that your investments associate the risk and potential with your goals. In other words, great care must be taken not exceed the your risk tolerance when building the portfolio.</p>
<p>2. Financial Goals</p>
<p>The below three terms may sound synonymous, but they&#8217;re not, namely:</p>
<p>a) Financial objective:</p>
<p>Financial objective is a specific condition with certain financial implications.</p>
<p>b) Accumulation Objective:</p>
<p>It targets a specific accumulation of wealth, such as short-term by setting aside a certain amount of money each month, quarter, etc.</p>
<p>c) Financial goal:</p>
<p>This is where you want eventually to be. This amount includes those amounts required to meet a specific accumulation objective.</p>
<p>3. Investment objectives</p>
<p>There are 4 specific benefits an investor might require from an investment</p>
<p>a) Income</p>
<p>Income is a return on an investment such as is achieved through the payment of interest or a dividend. Income may provide a return on investment or if the investor is retired and require a steady income flow.</p>
<p>b) Safety of principal</p>
<p>Some investments guarantee a safety of principal if held to maturity such as T-bills, savings bonds GICs and money market funds.</p>
<p>c) Liquidity</p>
<p>This is the ease with which an asset cab be converted to cash quickly with minimal or no loss of capital such as saving account and emergency funds.</p>
<p>d) Capital Growth</p>
<p>It is the increase in value earned by original investment. The investment products used should be targeted as long-term investments. Growth vehicles usually experience spurts of growth and periods of market correction.</p>
<p>I hope this information will help. If you need more information, you can read the complete series of the above subject at my home page:</p>
<p>Kyle J. Norton</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Everyone likes to save their money and watch it grow. It&#8217;s a great feeling to know you&#8217;ve put a little something away for a rainy day, a little bit for the children once you&#8217;re gone, or a little something for that hobby or retirement pastime.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everyone likes to save their money and watch it grow. It&#8217;s a great feeling to know you&#8217;ve put a little something away for a rainy day, a little bit for the children once you&#8217;re gone, or a little something for that hobby or retirement pastime.</p>
<p>Historically, cashing out stocks, bonds, or mutual funds was easier than cashing out an annuity. And if that annuity was already paying out sums to you, if was more than likely you were stuck with it. That was the past and thankfully, it&#8217;s not that way anymore. It is possible now for people with annuities to sell them off in most any shape and get a lump sum for them.</p>
<p>Still, there are several good reasons why it&#8217;s not a good idea to start shopping around for a company when cashing out an annuity. First off watch the payment dates closely. An annuity that will pay you $100,000 dollars in 2015, is not going to pay that much if you try to cash it out today. Often, if you try and cash out early, you&#8217;ll be lucky to get one quarter of what you might at the payout date.</p>
<p>The bottom line is another serious consideration. You could lose up to half of your annuity by cashing it out early, and although that example is high end, you really need to ask yourself if losing any large amount is worth it. Beyond medical emergencies and other crisis type pratfalls, it&#8217;s easy and sometimes the wrong thing to look at the short-term gain at the expense of long-term stability. Always ask yourself rationally if what you are getting is worth what you are giving up.</p>
<p>You should also read the fine print carefully. Cashing out your annuity could easily cost you in terms of charges, fees and taxes that you didn&#8217;t initially consider. Here&#8217;s some things to consider before you make any decision.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re under 59 years of age, a 10% penalty on the taxable portion of the annuity is forfeited to the IRS. That&#8217;s the price you pay for not taking advantage of the IRS tax treatment portion of the annuity. And there&#8217;s no easy way to get around the cash penalty. If you buy another annuity it won&#8217;t matter. Since the cash has already passed through your hands, the tax penalty will still hold.</p>
<p>There are several other alternatives to cashing out that annuity. The 1035 exchange is one of these where you can exchange one kind of annuity for another but obviously that doesn&#8217;t help those people with cash flow problems that need to get their hands on some money fast.</p>
<p>Looking into waivers is another option to ward off those kinds of tax penalties describe above. Again, read the fine print. Some of these annuities allow for withdrawals without penalties for serious illness or nursing home confinements. Under some of these circumstances, some insurers will allow you to take out as much as 10 to 15 percent.</p>
<p>James is a cash flow consultant for Settlement Quotes, LLC, helping annuitants <a target="_new" href="http://www.structuredsettlement-quotes.com/">sell structured settlement payments</a> for a lump sum of cash. Settlement Quotes works in the secondary market with both investmenet <a target="_new" href="http://www.structuredsettlement-quotes.com/sell-annuity-payments.html">annuities</a> and <a target="_new" href="http://www.structuredsettlement-quotes.com/structured-settlement.html">structured settlement</a> annuities.</p>
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		<title>Forex Funnel Review &#8211; The Advantage it Has Over Other Tools</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:21:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The worth of the whole Forex industry reaches $3 trillion. With that much money just floating around the market, it makes perfect sense why there are so many Forex traders trying their luck in the industry. In fact, in a single workday, the transactions that take place are over millions of dollars&#8217; worth. This is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The worth of the whole Forex industry reaches $3 trillion. With that much money just floating around the market, it makes perfect sense why there are so many Forex traders trying their luck in the industry. In fact, in a single workday, the transactions that take place are over millions of dollars&#8217; worth. This is precisely why you should consider getting the Forex Funnel as your trading platform. And if you take the time to read through a Forex Funnel review, you will soon learn why this is one of the most recommended platforms in the industry.</p>
<p>There are just so many nice things about the Forex Funnel. First off, setting up the software is extremely easy to do. The only thing you need to do is download the setup from the server. Once you have completed the download, you can then proceed to installing the software onto your computer, with instructions that are very easy to follow as well. Do not worry about cracking codes or hacking because there is no need to do these at all.</p>
<p>Another very convenient feature that the Forex Funnel has is that it can run 24/7. This means that you no longer have to keep tabs on your trading 24/7, which is what manual traders have sadly been doing. All you have to do is keep your tool running and it can do all the trading for you. Of course, you should not really leave the software to do all the work for you because there would still be times when you need to make some quick decisions regarding your trading.</p>
<p>Now, as a Forex trader, you should already be well aware that it is very difficult to trade without analyzing your data properly. The analysis of your data determines losses or profit on your part. But with Forex Funnel, you can forget about analysis being complicated because the software will make it way simpler for you. The software will be the one to analyze all the complicated charts and diagrams while in the process of locating the trades that have high potential of being profitable. Of course, it would still depend on you whether or not you would accept the trades that the software selects for you.</p>
<p>But the thing that makes the Forex Funnel special is the fact that it focuses on a single currency pair. Since more attention is placed on that pair, then all decisions made by both the software and yourself would render better results in terms of profit. Any Forex Funnel review would certainly show you this huge advantage that comes with the tool.</p>
<p>So does Forex Funnel live up to its name? Well, it is definitely a good forex software but the best <a target="_new" href="http://www.bestautomaticforexsoftware.com">Automatic Forex Software</a> is what works the best for you by meeting your individual trade needs.</p>
<p>Keep in mind that there are still risks involved. This is the real forex trading market and losses are real. If you are not sure if this is the right software for you, the best way is to read up on a comprehensive <a target="_new" href="http://www.bestautomaticforexsoftware.com/forex-funnel-review.html">Forex Funnel Review</a> so that you can make a sound judgement before using it.</p>
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		<title>Unsecured Business Loans</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:38:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Collateral &#8211; A borrower&#8217;s asset that is given up to the lender if the borrower is unable to pay back the principal and interest on the loan; making the lender the new owner of the collateral.
Credit Score &#8211; A numerical expression based on the analysis of a person&#8217;s credit files, to represent the perceived likelihood [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Collateral &#8211; A borrower&#8217;s asset that is given up to the lender if the borrower is unable to pay back the principal and interest on the loan; making the lender the new owner of the collateral.</p>
<p>Credit Score &#8211; A numerical expression based on the analysis of a person&#8217;s credit files, to represent the perceived likelihood that the person will pay debts in a timely manner.</p>
<p>These are two terms that one must be familiar with when contemplating a business loan, simply because banks consider both of these when determining whether or not to approve the loan. Many small business owners may not have one or the other (sufficient collateral or a high credit score), leading them to search for unsecured business loans, which only require borrowers to posses one of these requirements.</p>
<p>An unsecured business loan is a business loan that is not backed by collateral. In most cases, this leaves unsecured business loan lenders to rely solely on the borrower&#8217;s credit rating. Collateral serves as a means for the lender to get back the money that they have lent, should the borrower default on the loan. It is a back-up plan for lenders to make sure that they get their money back no matter what. If a borrower does not have collateral, a lender may require the borrower to have a near perfect credit score. This is because the lender can only rely on the borrower&#8217;s past borrowing and repayment habits to determine if he/she is likely to repay the loan. Consequently, it is virtually impossible for a potential borrower with a low credit score to receive an unsecured business loan, because their credit history suggests that they will not repay their loan on time, if at all.</p>
<p>However, there are lending companies that offer a different kind of unsecured business loan; one that is not based on the borrower&#8217;s credit rating. These lending companies provide a type of unsecured business loan called a merchant cash advance. A merchant cash advance is a lump sum of cash given to a merchant in exchange for a small percentage of the business&#8217; future credit card receivables.</p>
<p>Since a merchant cash advance is based on a business&#8217; future credit card receivables, rather than the borrower&#8217;s credit score and/or collateral, it can only be utilized by retail business owners who process credit card transactions.</p>
<p>Additional requirements may vary from lender to lender. Generally, a merchant must not have any unresolved bankruptcies or tax liens to be eligible to receive a merchant cash advance. Also, lenders may require merchants to process anywhere from $2,500 to $5,000 in monthly credit card sales for four months to one year before approving a cash advance. Merchants are also usually required to have at least one year remaining on their business&#8217; lease.</p>
<p>A merchant cash advance can be a great alternative to a bank loan. Most lenders are able to provide loans from $5,000 to $500,000, depending on how much money a particular business location receives in credit card sales each month.</p>
<p>If you are one of the many loan-seekers in search of an unsecured business loan, choosing a merchant cash advance may be a very lucrative decision, especially if your credit score is not great. If you meet the minimum requirements (owning a business that processes credit card sales), consider researching the existing merchant cash advance lenders, and find out if a merchant cash advance is the unsecured business loan for you.</p>
<p>Gaston C. writes articles about <a TARGET="_new" href="http://www.unsecured-business-loan.com/">Unsecured Business Loans</a> and <a TARGET="_new" href="http://www.cashprior.com/cash_advances.php">Merchant Cash Advances</a> for Merchant Resources International.</p>
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