[LoanMe]

LoanMe offers monthly payment term loans from $3,500 to $250,000. Minimum FICO 500, Minimum TIB 90 days. Multiple positions ok, final approvals based on affordability, not strictly revenue or deposits. We can work with all "For-Profit" Industries. Give us a call 949-535-7798

[Sachip24]

LoanMe offers monthly payment term loans from $3,500 to $250,000. Minimum FICO 500, Minimum TIB 90 days. Multiple positions ok, final approvals based on affordability, not strictly revenue or deposits. We can work with all "For-Profit" Industries. Give us a call 949-535-7798

when you advertise you should straight forward and put instead of "multiple positions ok", if merchant was funded within 90 days you have to pay them off if there is no room for additional position, and if you pay anything off regardless of amount paid off merchant is not allowed to net any money.

[ryan $]

when you advertise you should straight forward and put instead of "multiple positions ok", if merchant was funded within 90 days you have to pay them off if there is no room for additional position, and if you pay anything off regardless of amount paid off merchant is not allowed to net any money.

Ive had a LoanMe deal that Paid Off Swift like 12k, and Merchant netted 8k

[LoanMe]

when you advertise you should straight forward and put instead of "multiple positions ok", if merchant was funded within 90 days you have to pay them off if there is no room for additional position, and if you pay anything off regardless of amount paid off merchant is not allowed to net any money.

That's not entirely accurate. When a merchant has recent funding within the last 90 days this does artificially inflate their ADB on the 90 days we look at. However, if they already have strong ADB's (without the additional "new funds") it is still possible to fund them without paying off/consolidation. Yes, it is harder to fund multiple positions with us if they JUST received a new loan or advance within the last 90 days, it isn't unheard of. Any position outside of 90 days doesn't throw off the 90 days we are looking at for affordability.