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LAKESIDECAPITAL PRODUCTS
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Term Loans
Term business loans are the standard and most common type of business financing with a maturity date (usually between 1-25 years). The loan is repaid on a set schedule (usually monthly, but can be weekly) until the principal is repaid plus interest. Term loan interest rates are usually determined using an APR but may use a factor rate...
Line of Credit
A business line-of-credit is a type of flexible pre-approved commercial financing in which a maximum loan balance is set by a bank or lender in which the borrower can draw on the funds whenever they wish. A line-of-credit can range in sizes from $5,000 for very small businesses to well over $5,000,000 for mid-size companies...
Merchant Cash Advance
Merchant cash advances are not loans but instead a business-to-business transaction that involves the selling of a company’s future credit card sales or a portion of the company’s bank deposits to a commercial lender in exchange for an upfront lump sum of funding at a discount. Loan sizes range anywhere from $5,000 up to $2,000,000...
SBA Loans
Invoice Financing
Invoice financing is a business-to-business transaction that provides a company the ability to leverage unpaid 30, 60 and 90-day invoices to obtain specialized short-term business financing before your customer actually pays the invoice. With invoice financing (often called other terms like “factoring”, “invoice factoring”, “accounts...
Equipment Financing
Equipment financing relates to any and all forms of financing businesses use to obtain commercial equipment. Types of equipment financing include equipment loans, equipment leasing, and equipment sale-leaseback. Each equipment financing option varies in credit and capital requirements, the structure of the financing ...
Asset-based Loans
Asset-based business lending (ABL) is a type of commercial financing in which funds are provided after they are secured with assets on a company’s balance sheet. Such asset-based loan collateral may be account receivable, commercial receivable, commercial real estate, equipment or other business assets. Asset-based lending...