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680 is a pretty good base. We've been funding loans but guidelines are getting tighter. Some good guidelines to think about:
At least 3 years in business (2 years profitable) Line of Credit amount = 80% of accounts receivables or 10% of Annual Sales Loans = debt service ratio of 1.25 or higher or liquidity ratio of 2.00 or higher |
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Honestly speaking, I would suggest you to not to take any loan on interest for small business as I have seen many businesses sinking due to such loans and I advise you to rely completely on your own equity. This is the best and safest way to run any business. Always remember "Slow and steady wins the race".
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I`m planning to open a cafe ($200K-250K). I would most definately form the business as an Inc or LLC and obtain an EIN...but without buiness credit, wouldn`t they still check my personal credit for the loan?
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Yes why not. It is possible. higher the credit level you have, good financial help can be provided to you. It also depends upon the type of business you want to commence. |
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Small Business Loans are possible. If you are a startup, you have a slim chance. If you are a young business ( 1- 2 years old ), there is an alternative type of funding product available known as a Merchant Cash Advance.
Anything beyond that, pray you have above a 700 FICO score. |
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