[Money2Fund]

Currently working on a clean California Deal. Merchant currently has the following refinance offer from Direct Capital

150k
payback 169k
652 a day
12 months
essentially a 1.13 factor rate

Are there any Direct Lenders, no brokers needed, that could be competitive with this offer, as i have exhausted all resources.

Thanks

Brent

[brokerCompany]

one of the term lenders can beat it

[mreruiz]

get a hold of Cody ruiz California...

Term Loans
Just funded an Environmental Company in California for $300,000. 3 year term, 15% interest, Monthly Payments.

Please contact me if you're interested in learning more about our term loan.

cody.ruiz@lendistry.com

[WestCoastFunding]

get a hold of Cody ruiz California...

Term Loans
Just funded an Environmental Company in California for $300,000. 3 year term, 15% interest, Monthly Payments.

Please contact me if you're interested in learning more about our term loan.

cody.ruiz@lendistry.com

Cody doesn't work there anymore (as of this week). Try Sean: sean@lendistry.com

[Sachip24]

Currently working on a clean California Deal. Merchant currently has the following refinance offer from Direct Capital

150k
payback 169k
652 a day
12 months
essentially a 1.13 factor rate

Are there any Direct Lenders, no brokers needed, that could be competitive with this offer, as i have exhausted all resources.

Thanks

Brent

Pretty sick deal, term loan I think only way to compete as mentioned above

[AdvanceFund]

Currently working on a clean California Deal. Merchant currently has the following refinance offer from Direct Capital

150k
payback 169k
652 a day
12 months
essentially a 1.13 factor rate

Are there any Direct Lenders, no brokers needed, that could be competitive with this offer, as i have exhausted all resources.

Thanks

Brent

Any better deal than this wouldn't be a cash advance.

[MR.SF]

I have been seeing a lot of crazy deals from them lately....lost a 1.23(15 months) to a 1.20(18 months last week)
Are they taking isos? And if so how does anyone make money at these rates

[Eddie.deangelis]

They don't and most likely won't, they can't survive with defaults.