Articles, tagged with "commercial mortgage loans", page 5
13th February 2008
When lenders disapprove commercial loans, business owners need to be prepared to take appropriate action. Because rejected commercial real estate loans are common, it is important for borrowers to have an alternative strategy for obtaining business loans....
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Author:
Stephen Bush
23rd January 2008
When you decide to start your own business or take your existing business to another level and expand it, one of the best options you are presented with is a commercial mortgage. As suggested by its name, a commercial mortgage serves commercial purposes. ...
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Author:
groshan fabiola
18th January 2008
If a business is facing fund crisis, fund is needed for setting-up a new one, up-gradation or for further growth of any business, irrespective of its size, Commercial Loans are serving as the best non-obligatory solution these days. Commercial loans are t...
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Author:
Rashmi Saxena
25th May 2007
A loan in which real estate is used as collateral - a guarantee that the loan will be repaid and on time - is usually called a commercial mortgage. While it is much like a residential mortgage, the difference is simply that the collateral and the building...
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Author:
Christopher
28th June 2006
Adverse commercial mortgage is a loan that is borrowed to buy commercial properties like land, building, restaurants, and shops etc. Commercial mortgage loans are also used to buy plants and machinery. A commercial property is used as a guarantee of the l...
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Author:
Ruth Stanhop
28th June 2006
Commercial Mortgage Loans are specially tailored for purchasing property that can be used for commercial use, the expansion for current business premises, and any residential and commercial investment as well for property development.
Difference betwee...
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Author:
Darren Dunner
22nd June 2006
You can use adverse commercial mortgage loans to buy fixed assets like land, buildings, large warehouse, plant and machineries. Commercial mortgage loans can be small and large loans. With small commercial mortgage loans you can run your existing business...
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Author:
Ruth Stanhop
07th June 2006
Adverse commercial mortgage loans are taken for commercial or business purpose despite having a bad credit. Commercial mortgage loans are an excellent way of expanding your existing business or even to start a new business.
Commercial mortgage loans a...
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Author:
vipul jain
20th May 2006
With a business requiring huge amount of money for its start as well as its successful running an adverse credit cheap commercial mortgage is a good option to avail for entrepreneurs as well as established business people.
Availing an adverse credit ch...
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Author:
Judith Earl
09th May 2006
Commercial mortgage loans are intended to aid you in your business functioning and are provided as per your business requirements. A business requires constant funding or if you looking to set up a new business a huge inflow of cash required a commercial ...
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Author:
Judith Earl
05th May 2006
An adverse commercial mortgage loan is tailor made loan for people with a bad credit record .If you have a viable business plan, entrepreneur abilities and a zest to establish a business of your own and a bad credit record is stopping you from materialisi...
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Author:
Judith Earl
25th April 2006
You dream of becoming a business tycoon in future. You believe you have the passion and the expertise to run your own business. If financial crunch and adverse credit history is coming in the way of your dream then Bad credit commercial mortgage loan can ...
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Author:
Carleton Carl
16th April 2006
Cash flow is the backbone of any business. Whether it is a small scale enterprise or a large industry, capital is a basic requirement. If you don't have enough funds your business can't sustain in the long run. But, unfortunately every businessman doesn't...
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Author:
vipul jain
28th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Jason P Bertrand
A commercial mortgage is different from a residential mortgage. In a residential scenario the bank is simply looking at the value of the property and the buyer's ability to pay. In a commercial scenario the bank not only...
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Author:
Jason P Bertrand
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