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solutions

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Aug 12, 2007 5:46 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Does anyone know of legitimate sources that will provide unsecured revolving business lines of credit?  Anyone have ever used such a source and results were favorable?

Please advise? Help? Any sources or suggestions will be appreciated
LisaPR

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Aug 12, 2007 11:16 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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Most banks will provide unsecured business lines of credit for $50,000 or less.  Also try local credit unions or online banks - ING, Netbank, etc.
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yep we have 2 lines of credit. one for 20K and another for 58K. The main thing the bank is going to want to see is the last 3 years of your companies revenue (tax reports). Then they usually base the available line of credit from the total amount of the year. So if you business brings in 100K then the bank might offer 75K. Just make sure you get the best rate possible. We ended up using Charter One, they`ve been great for us.
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Aug 13, 2007 12:55 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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You can get up to $25k unsecured 3yr loan through this website called prosper. The interest is going to based on your credit, but people will bid on your loan and can drop down the intrerest rate.. It`s hard to explain, check it out!

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LisaPR thanks for this info.
solutions

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Aug 14, 2007 6:23 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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ToddF, thank for the info.  We are looking for one with no collateral required.  Our business is young, and has not really made the numbers you`re talking about solely because of lack of funding to get things going.  Any lender right now that will provide business line without collateral.
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boneill, thanks.  I`ve visited the site and it is a bit confusing.  It appears the lending is from multiple sources  Lets say I need 10K, then person a can lend 1k, person 3K,... etc and more will lend until I get a sum of 10K. Does this mean I have to pay all these lenders back and not just one source.  Not sure how their system works.
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Aug 14, 2007 6:34 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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If I undersand how it works you make one payment to Prosper and they disperse to each lender their share of the loan and interest.

However the worse your personal credit the less likely you are to get a loan.  What they don`t tell you is even before your request is posted Prosper runs a credit check on you.

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Does anyone know of legitimate sources that will provide unsecured revolving business lines of credit?  Anyone have ever used such a source and results were favorable?

Please advise? Help? Any sources or suggestions will be appreciated

For the most part it depends on many factors. The first one is how much you are looking for. As an example, some lenders who will provide an unsecured loan for start-ups - up to $15 K pretty readily - based upon a short form application.



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LisaPR Good info. to know.  Thanks.
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