Featured Financing Solutions
Asset-Based Lending
(ABL) is a type of business financing that is secured by company assets
Purchase Finance Program [Work-In-Process/WIP]
A fast and simple way for a growing business to fund a one-time purchase, based on your good credit
Small Business Loan
We work with the Small Business Administration (SBA) to provide financing at a reasonable rate
Commercial Real Estate Financing
Get the funding you need for your real estate transactions of all sizes
Small Balance Commercial Mortgages
Get a 30-year fixed rate commercial mortgage to cash out a large amount of equity from an existing property without reporting income on tax returns
Our Approach.
We approach our investments and clients with a “partnership approach” where we act as your commercial capital consultant to identify your capital need and provide the right solution to solve that capital need. Our success is solely based on our ability to perform according to our client’s needs through alternative funding solutions.
Bankable Terms for Un-bankable Borrowers.
Business owners and entrepreneurs often make the mistake of thinking that the best and only funding option is taking out a loan from a traditional bank. A loan can be a difficult thing to obtain. There are several reasons that lenders may be hesitant to provide funding to these businesses. One of the main issues is problems with cash flow. If a lender sees that a business has this inconsistency, they will be less likely to approve a loan. That is where alternative funding solutions can really help.
Capital is widely available even when banks say, "NO."
Business owners financing solutions banks do not offer as part of their traditional loan program
Client Success Story
Nina Klemm, Reality TV Star, Small Business Owner
Nina Klemm is a reality TV Star Bravo Flipping Exes and realtor with a client roster that includes everyone from professional athletes to CEOs and shared love od décor and design. During an 18-month period from 2016 through 2018, Branch Fund factored over $600,000 in accounts receivable, taking advantage of alternative funding solutions, to cover inventory and operating costs. PO financing provided an additional $150,000 to purchase raw materials.