Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Getting a Business Line of Credit through the preparation of sound
In business life, there are few things more challenging that the prospect of sitting across the table from a banker, asking for a loan of a new business or increase a business line of credit.
It is often rightly said that when reviewing a credit application, a commercial bank is based more on the three C's: Character, Credit and Collateral.
Yet these three components, while critical, does not include the full range of factors that are weighed by commercial lenders.
An often overlooked part of the equation by entrepreneurs (and not their fault, because most of them are not told this) is in their presentation.
Efficiency in the presentation is another important part of the equation to get a business line of credit or loan at a favorable rate.
An entrepreneur who has actually put together a presentation of the written requirements of the lending company that includes a description of the condition of the past, present and future financial companies has in many cases immediately put him / herself in view of the overwhelming majority of all other customers in the mind of the commercial loan officer, because this entrepreneur has proven to be proactive.
Now, this does not mean that the bank will work from the numbers provided by the owner companies in determining a credit decision. The work from bank income statements, balance sheets and accounting-prepared all the information publicly available on financial society. However, this means that the bank is more than the borrower because the borrower has taken the time to understand what the bank is looking for, and went out of his way to prepare a report for the bank outlining the needs of the company current credit, whether they include a business line of credit, term note, letter of credit or some other related financial instrument.
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