As posted in the Scotsman Guide. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has been assisting small-business owners through its 504 loan program since 1980. Now, with the 504 program’s refinancing…
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The benefit of a loan broker is their ability to connect the borrower with a number of lenders that best meets their needs. Before you entrust a broker with such an important part of your business, it is appropriate for you to ask some questions.
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Almost 75% of the best tech companies to work for in 2018 are headquartered in the Bay Area. This continues the growth trend in the Bay and Oakland area for tech companies. With all of this growth and expansion comes the question of where to find flexible and affordable financing.
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Your architectural firm is growing, it’s what you’ve been working so hard for since the day you started it. So why is it so difficult to find a financing option that fits the needs of your architectural firm while offering competitive loan rates as well? Unfortunately, architectural firms are somewhat misunderstood when it comes to standard financiers.
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TMC Financing is proud to announce that our client Oakland Pallet Company, Inc. recently purchased their FOURTH location with their FOURTH SBA loan! After leasing warehouse space for many years, Carlos…
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As the demand for senior care increases and currently operating facilities become more and more outdated, there will be a need for large amounts of construction financing.
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The senior housing market is flourishing and many senior housing owners are thinking about expanding.
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Cannabis is a new economic force in Oakland and throughout the state. Most Californian business owners have felt its impact in one way or another.
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As there are every year, there are some updates to the 504 Program that we want you to be aware of for 2018. Here are the top 10 most notable changes.
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Often banks are more willing to work with a client within the 504 loan program. The 504 program has advantages for both the borrower and the bank.
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