By aldrichstevenson June 11, 2015
I've been here and was happy with the experience. Truly superb customer service and great, great, great items. ...read more
By bluescoop5 August 14, 2012
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!!! They have horrible customer service. They never ever return phone calls plus when you finally get someone on the phone they are RUDE. These people never get their story straight one week it is one thing and the next it is completely different. They are very difficult when it comes to getting your money from them. I contacted Dale Smith (the president/the founder of the company) by email and he told me "Please do not contact me further." How can a person that owns a business tell someone that? I was contacting him with a problem and a concern in the hopes to have help. Apparently he is not going to help. I plead to anyone that reads this PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY you will not see you money that you have stored away for retirement. ...read more
By Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge www.alaskabearmountainlodge.com September 17, 2008
We appreciate the time you took to accept our invitation. We look forward to hearing from you in the near future so that we can work together toward planning your dream vacation to Alaska. For more please check our website. With Thanks, Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge www.alaskabearmountainlodge.com ...read more
Contact us at (980) 349-5389 in Jacksonville, FL, for small business financing and business funding that keeps your operations running smoothly and efficiently. 3953 Ferrarra Street, Jacksonville, FL 32217 Phone: 9803495389 Contact Email: info@bmg-funding.com Website: www.bmg-funding.com ...read more
By BMG Funding March 29, 2015
As woes continue in the mortgage lending sector many business owners are feeling the strain of limited access to debt capital. Where once a business owner might just tap the ever rising equity in their homes through a mortgage refinance, HELOC (home equity line of credit), or second mortgage program many are finding this avenue now cut off. I speak daily with business owners who started their business dureing the real estate boom and grew right along with it. These business owners, instead of borrowing business funds from a bank, business lending institution, or from the SBA, merely borrowed against their homes. While this was fine then, the problems occur when they try to borrow now against their business. Many not familiar with the process either become disillusioned at what is needed or, if they proceed, ruin their chances of obtaining valuable business funds becasue they apply the wrong way for buiness capital. My company,Lux Lending Group, specializes in helping business owners obtain the finance products they need to grow their business. We are able to help businesses grow by putting together finance packages coming from many sources, helping to monitor the usage of that money, how it is helping the company to grow and when additional capital injections will be required. We take a comprehesive look at your business and advise you on the best way to obtaingrowth capital. While we arecommercial mortgagedirect lenders, ourbusiness lendingside is more concerned with counseling and consulting with business owners in obtaining unsecured business capital, unsecured business loans, secured working capital, merchant cash advances,business cash advances, andunsecured lines of credit. In order to prepare you better for the world of business lending we have prepared below a list that you should consider when applying for business capital.and business loans: Can the business repay the loan? (is cash flow greater than debt service?) Can you repay the loan if the business fails? (is collateral sufficient to repay the loan?) Does the business collect its bills? Does the business control its inventory? Does the business pay its bills? Are the officers committed to the business? Does the business have a profitable operating history? Does the business match its sources and uses of funds? Are sales growing? Does the business control expenses? Are profits increasing as a percentage of sales? Is there any discretionary cash flow? What is the future of the industry? Who is your competition and what are their strengths and weaknesses? If you are applying for a business loan, line of credit, orworking capital loan soon be prepared to answer many if not all of these questions. You can log on towww.luxlending.com to get help from the experts in business lending. ...read more
By Lux Lending Group July 18, 2008
What do you do when opportunities present themselves for growth but you or company lacks or is unwilling to utilize available capital resources? Most business owners turn towards a lending institution for a loan. But how hard is it to get a business loan? That question will depend on many factors. These factors include: ability to pay, amount of collateral, experience and/or time in business, past credit history, whether you have established business credit or not,business credit, and current debt obligations to name a few. The list of factors can sometimes be exhausting. Start-ups and new business owners with less than 12 months in business would do well to start with abusiness credit card. Many of these new entrepreneurs have decent cash reserve and small credit balances at the beginning. They, however in starting their new venture, either avoid new credit or apply for the wrong type of credit and eventually get declined for everything. So instead of utilizing leverage to propel them to success they hobble themselves by utilizing existing cash reserves and personal credit. If they make it to the magic year two, while successful, their credit is so beaten and bruised, and their business credit is so under developed, that still finding high dollar finance over $1,000,000 is elusive. Unfortunately, by following the wrong credit course early on many business owners will limit the ultimate success of their organizations by limiting it's access to capital. In order to fund early growth in a company many established business owners will turn to some form of factoring and/or collateralized debt obligation. Examples of which include:merchant cash advance loans, equipment financing, working capital loans, and credit card receivables to name a few. By matching funding goals with a strong business and/ormarketing plansmany new entrepreneurs take their businesses to untold heights utilizing the incremental funding mechanisms ofmerchant loanfinancing. The best part ofmerchant loansis that you let your customers pay the bills and the bills get paid as your business cycle dictates. It is really an extraordinary concept. Also you may leverage your position infinitely by utilizing equipment financing. Some companies will allow you to finance millions of dollars of equipment for nothing out of pocket. Even with low credit scores you can get all sorts of equipment and trade credit lines with the swipe of a pen and a smile. The take home message today is:Business loansaren̢۪t that tough to get is you know how to get them and what to look for. Lux Lending is your home for Business andCommercial Real Estate Loans. Vist us todayLux Lending We've just update ourbusiness tipssection, check it out. ...read more
By Lux Lending Group April 15, 2008
Making the decision to sell one's stocks can be very confusing if one is a novice. There are a number of factors that should be considered when selling stocks, such as what price one should sell the stocks for and when is a good time to put them on the market. ...read more
