Guides
Difficult situations
Tax liens, UCC filings, a personal guarantee, a default behind you. None of these are automatically fatal, and most are handled badly by people who do not ask about them first.
One application, every lender we work with
Find out what you qualify for.
Eleven questions, about two minutes. The lenders who fund your industry and your state see it; you compare their offers and take one, or none.
Submit an application- Won't affect your credit
- Free, no obligation
- Up to $500K
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UCC filings
A public notice that a funder has a claim on your assets.
Personal guarantees
Nearly always — and it is the term that outlives the business.
With a tax lien
Yes, if there is a payment plan and the lien is disclosed.
After a default
Harder, not impossible — settled beats outstanding, every time.
Sole proprietors
Yes — but the business bank account is close to non-negotiable.
Other guides
- If you need money this week
- Something broke
- Whether you'll qualify
- What it costs
- The best options, compared
- If you already have an advance
- Applying without getting burned
- Merchant cash advances, explained
- Working capital, explained
- Equipment financing, explained
- Lines of credit, explained
- Buying, expanding, opening
- Why banks decline, by industry
One application, every lender we work with
Find out what you qualify for before you need it.
Eleven questions, about two minutes. You see offers side by side and take one, or none.
- Won't affect your credit
- Free, no obligation
- Decisions usually inside 24 hours
- Up to $500K