[kashman1]

Funders!

I have many clients in the green space, looking for a business loan. I am seeking to develop some relationships with MCA funders who LIKE GREEN.

These cannabis folks are business savy- they do not take 1.50 Factor rates. I'm looking for something for my clients that can fit their needs and understand the risk. Looking for 1.25-1.35 Buy Rates on these deals over 6-9 months.

If anyone can get these done, we can build a good relationship. Post here your contact information if you would like to review a green deal today.

[DannyFoxCap]

Those are our exact rates and average terms. Give me a call (305) 753-3967 or see email below.

[Saass-Itch]

CDG can help- give us a call at 646-930-4306 or email team@centraldiligencegroup.com

[BB_Cooper]

Cooper can help. As a C/D funder, our buy rates are going to trend towards the upper half of your desired buy rate range-

Clients are primarily Colorado based, or?

Robert S Bloink
EVP of ISO Partnerships
Direct: 248-341-9477
Email: bb@cooperasset.com
Web: www.cooperasset.com

[Yankeeman07]

Funders!

I have many clients in the green space, looking for a business loan. I am seeking to develop some relationships with MCA funders who LIKE GREEN.

These cannabis folks are business savy- they do not take 1.50 Factor rates. I'm looking for something for my clients that can fit their needs and understand the risk. Looking for 1.25-1.35 Buy Rates on these deals over 6-9 months.

If anyone can get these done, we can build a good relationship. Post here your contact information if you would like to review a green deal today.

Cannabis is high -high risk - they may have a bank account today, but, could be closed at any time , even Banks that are State Charted and Credit Unions. Only takes one board Meeting for a Bank to change the acceptance of Cannabis.

Example, SunTrust just closed a Cannabis related business in Florida and the account holder has been with them for nearly 10 years.

I do have several funders - but to think they merchants are going to dictate what the factor rate is prior to underwriting a file
is a bit over the top.

[mcaguru]

All day long @Mantis.