Business Lines of Credit and SBA Options for Business Owners
Business Financing

Business lines of credit.

Working capital for business owners that is not tied to a property. Draw what you need, when you need it.

How it works

Capital on standby.

A business line of credit gives you a set limit you can draw from as needs come up. You pay interest on what you use, and as you pay it down, the credit is there again.

Business owners use it for payroll, inventory, equipment, marketing, seasonal swings and growth, without putting a property on the line.

What lenders look at

Your business tells the story.

Time in businessHow long you have operated
RevenueDeposits and sales
CreditBusiness and personal
IndustrySome lenders specialize
More ways to fund your business

SBA, cannabis and commercial.

SBA-backed options. Where an SBA lender is a fit for your business, we help you explore SBA-backed financing alongside other working capital programs.

Cannabis industry financing. Lines of credit, working capital, equipment and real estate for licensed cannabis, CBD and hemp businesses, where state law allows.

Commercial real estate. When you are ready to own your space.

Questions business owners ask

Straight answers.

Do I need real estate to get a business line of credit?

No. A business line of credit is based on your business, such as time in business, revenue and credit, not on a property.

How does a line of credit work?

You are approved for a limit, draw what you need when you need it, and pay interest on what you use. As you pay it down, the credit is available again.

Do you help with SBA loans?

Where an SBA lender is a fit for your business, we can help you explore SBA-backed options alongside other working capital programs.

Do you finance cannabis businesses?

Yes. We arrange lines of credit, working capital, equipment and real estate financing for licensed cannabis, CBD and hemp businesses where state law allows.

For business purposes only. Programs, terms and approval depend on the lender and your business. This is not a commitment to lend.