Types of Funding

 401k and IRA Financing is a type of business funding where you use a 401k or IRA as collateral to get a loan or credit line with a low interest rate. 

 Securities-based Financing is a type of business funding where you can use stocks or bonds as collateral to get a loan or credit line with a low interest rate. 

  With equipment financing, you can borrow money to get equipment or get a business loan against existing equipment you already own.

  A bridge loan is a short-term business loan, typically taken out for a short period pending the arrangement of larger or longer-term financing. A business bridge loan can help you get cash fast when you have the intention of either refinancing the loan or paying it off quickly.

 A hard money loan is an asset-based loan financing through which a borrower receives funds secured by real property.  Interest rates are typically higher than conventional property loans because of the higher risk and shorter terms.

  Commercial real estate (CRE) is any income-producing real estate (i.e. offices, retail, hotels, and apartments) used for business purposes. A CRE loan might be sought by small businesses seeking to buy, expand, or renovate their sites.