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    MCA Refinancing -192k

    Client has two MCA's totaling 192k, paying out 20k per month. Want to refinance into an 18-24 month loan (don't they all)
    Anyone not names Breakout, Quarterspot that would look at this without requiring a 50% net?

    Client just funded an SBA loan and this was the only thing not included in that Loan.

    Good credit, a lot of inquiries.
    175-200k month deposits

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    I can take a look at it. May have a hybrid type for it.

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    Which SBA lender funded his loan with out paying off a high frequency loan? His profitabllity must be absolutely incredible in order to support a cash advance with the SBA DSCR requirements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1Loanguy View Post
    Client has two MCA's totaling 192k, paying out 20k per month. Want to refinance into an 18-24 month loan (don't they all)
    Anyone not names Breakout, Quarterspot that would look at this without requiring a 50% net?

    Client just funded an SBA loan and this was the only thing not included in that Loan.

    Good credit, a lot of inquiries.
    175-200k month deposits
    How much is he doing a month and who are the funders, what's industry? PM me that and I might be able to recommend a good funder for this deal, but it'll be 12-18 months, unless you're going for a term loan

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    Quote Originally Posted by sigmundpannu View Post
    Which SBA lender funded his loan with out paying off a high frequency loan? His profitabllity must be absolutely incredible in order to support a cash advance with the SBA DSCR requirements.
    Yeah, something doesn’t add up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sigmundpannu View Post
    Which SBA lender funded his loan with out paying off a high frequency loan? His profitabllity must be absolutely incredible in order to support a cash advance with the SBA DSCR requirements.
    Make an excellent point- however if the business had a separate operating account and the Funder did not file a UCC, the SBA would not have known about the other facility.

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    JohnDough is right: the details of the business type, the balance sheet assets, what the SBA lien includes and other details (owners FICO, NOI on 17 P and L etc.) will determine the best option.


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    Quote Originally Posted by RichardGerard View Post
    Make an excellent point- however if the business had a separate operating account and the Funder did not file a UCC, the SBA would not have known about the other facility.
    Possible but still hard to believe. I’d like to see the timing of the 2 advances and the SBA loan. When did each fund?

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    Hey! My name is Wayne with GuardiangLendingGroup we focus on MCA and credit card split. Because there is a processor involved I can get c, d, e paper funded.

    see below what we typically look for:

    MCA

    • Funding 10-​500​​k
    ​• ​1st and 2nd positions
    • ACH, CC split and lockbox (we split with the top 10 processors
    ​• ​Daily, weekly​ remits
    • Renewals / refi's start at 50% paid off
    • ​Solid ​underwriting / offers ​- 1-4 hours
    •​ Same day funding on most small / medium files
    • ​Soft credit pulls​

    email me! wayne@guardianlendinggroup.com

    Wayne Lawson • Marketing Director
    Guardian Lending Group | 204 25th street suite 204 | Brooklyn, NY 11232
    D: 917-921-4741 | F: 347-662-3059 | wayne@guardianlendinggroup.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Lawson View Post
    Hey! My name is Wayne with GuardiangLendingGroup we focus on MCA and credit card split. Because there is a processor involved I can get c, d, e paper funded.

    see below what we typically look for:

    MCA

    • Funding 10-​500​​k
    ​• ​1st and 2nd positions
    • ACH, CC split and lockbox (we split with the top 10 processors
    ​• ​Daily, weekly​ remits
    • Renewals / refi's start at 50% paid off
    • ​Solid ​underwriting / offers ​- 1-4 hours
    •​ Same day funding on most small / medium files
    • ​Soft credit pulls​

    email me! wayne@guardianlendinggroup.com

    Wayne Lawson • Marketing Director
    Guardian Lending Group | 204 25th street suite 204 | Brooklyn, NY 11232
    D: 917-921-4741 | F: 347-662-3059 | wayne@guardianlendinggroup.com
    Here we go.

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