A short-term loan, typically 90 days, used by a company to finance seasonal working capital needs.
a bank loan granted for the use of a business
a finance option only open
a loan borrowed by a company to pay for any of several financial needs
a loan on any commercial entity
a short term or long -term loan for purposes including capital expenditures, financing fixed assets, purchasing inventory, and carrying receivables
a smart way to finance a variety of legitimate business expenses
A loan used for business purposes.
a short term loan for working capital financing
a loan which is either secured by commercial property or where the funds are used for the purpose of purchasing a commercial property or some other commercial purpose.
Typically an unsecured, short term, personal loan from a commercial bank.
Financing given on a commercial property. Financed amount is determined by the particular property, based off previous reported income histories and projected rental income and leaves a reserve of 25% (see Debt Service Coverage).
Short-term credit lines and commercial loans represent two important sources of short-term financing. Businesses, for example, in need of additional inventory to complete existing orders will frequently bolster immediate cash flow with a commercial loan. The loan will be based on the credit worthiness of the business and/or owner and the prime lending rate.
Loans given to business customers, corporations and commercial facilities.
