MKG Mortgages
Business LoansVaughan
Business Loan Broker in Vaughan
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Reviewed by Micky Khaneka, licensed mortgage broker
Tell us what the money is for and how the company pays its bills today. We match the term to that use, from the North York office.
Micky brings more than 15 years of banking and mortgage experience, including time on the lender side, so the file is written the way a credit desk expects to read it.
How can a business loan help?
A business loan funds a business purpose, such as equipment, working capital, or expansion. The term should match how the money will be used. MKG places the request from the North York office.
- Working capital and cash flow
- Equipment and vehicles
- A second location or a larger contract
- Buying a company or restructuring debt
Which options are worth comparing?
The options depend on the use of the funds, the statements, and the lender's appetite. A term loan and a line are not the same product. MKG names the difference before a Vaughan file is sent.
Term loans, working-capital lines, equipment financing, and the Canada Small Business Financing Program when the business qualifies. Bring the statements you already have.
What are the steps?
The steps are the purpose, the documents, the lender, and the conditions. A Vaughan business loan is not submitted as a guess. It is not an approval.
- 1. Name the purpose and the amount.
- 2. Put the statements and bank activity in one place.
- 3. Compare lenders that will read this kind of file.
- 4. Review the terms and conditions before you commit.
Questions
What can I use a business loan for?
Business financing may be used for a range of purposes depending on the lender and financing structure. Common needs can include working capital, equipment purchases, operating expenses, expansion, renovations, larger projects, business acquisitions or restructuring existing business debt where appropriate.
What documents do I need to apply for business financing?
Documentation requirements vary depending on the lender, financing type and complexity of the request. You may be asked for business financial statements, bank statements, revenue or cash-flow information, details of existing debts, ownership and operating history, and information showing how the financing will be used.
Can I get business financing if a traditional bank is not the right fit?
Potentially. Different lenders can have different financing programs, qualification requirements and risk appetites.
Not sure where you stand?
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