You know I've been in the Healthcare finance industry for almost 15 years now and I've not seen banks do a complete turnaround in their lending guidelines almost overnight. It feels as if they all got together and decided to put the squeeze on everyone at the same time. While it seems that traditional lending is still a viable option for Healthcare professionals to obtain their financing, and working capital needs; the fact that their lending criteria has become almost impossible to meet makes one wonder.
Wasn't the stimulus package supposed to ease credit restrictions for businesses or are the banks just taking the stimulus money and still refuse to lend to even the most qualified businesses and in our case Healthcare Professionals. Well we have established our self in the Medical and Dental Finance industry for the past 15 years and I can tell you that if you need working capital, or need to purchase or expand your current practice we can manage to get you the funds that you need with minimal paperwork. We have a success rate of 98% in our working capital program for Medical and Dental professionals.
Here are a few points that you might want to consider in regards to our working capital:
1. Application only programs for Physicians and DDS up to $250000.00
2. Does not appear on your personal credit unlike traditional loans
3. Minimum Fico 600
4. 100% Tax Deductible (Consult with your CPA)
5. 48 Hour approval
6. Funding in 5 business days
Please visit us at www.medicalworkingcapital.net for Medical and Dental working capital products and just complete the free consultation field and one of our seasoned account executives will contact you and discuss all of your options with you.
We are "A" rated company registered with the BBB and we are here to serve all of your financial needs including Commercial mortgages, Residential mortgages, Practice start ups, Expansion, Debt consolidation, as well as medical and dental working capital.
Don't forget just because you local bank says "NO" it doesn't mean that you are out of resources.
Until next time.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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