08th July 2010
By pitting a "good" lender against the "bad" banks, lenders inspired by a good cop versus bad cop mentality have realized that offering small business loans without banks can be a marketing success. "Thinking outside the bank" has become a battle cry for ...
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16th April 2010
Advanced help is usually a good idea when faced with complex problems, and the use of a small business financing expert is a prudent step for commercial borrowers to take in view of continuing business lending difficulties. Small business owners are curre...
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11th March 2010
Regardless of whether businesses have a sufficient volume of funds owed to them by customers to qualify for accounts receivable financing, business borrowers should not ignore the increasing need to replace traditional banks as an ongoing source of small ...
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03rd March 2010
Because of a deteriorating commercial lending environment, some of our earlier advice is now likely to be especially relevant for many businesses. Banks are currently saying "no" more frequently than they have in decades, and we provided advice a few year...
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19th February 2010
The current commercial loan stakes for commercial borrowers could not be higher because their business survival could very well be hanging in the balance, and the comparison of small business financing to a puzzle is not meant to diminish the critical imp...
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12th February 2010
Because of serious deficiencies with commercial banking services for small business owners, a prudent and logical response for business borrowers is to investigate the viable options for reducing their dependency on commercial debt and small business bank...
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09th February 2010
Business lines of credit have all but disappeared from the current small business financing choices provided by most banks, and small business owners are discovering that they need to explore working capital management options for replacing these credit l...
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02nd February 2010
If a small business borrower wants to continue their current banking relationship, they are likely to discover that recent commercial lending changes are permanent and cannot be escaped. A small number of new and flexible business lending sources provide ...
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02nd September 2007
Buying a business opportunity is likely to be an extremely challenging business finance task when arranging the business loan. This is largely due to the usual lack of commercial property as collateral for the business financing to buy a business opportun...
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28th August 2007
Business loan strategic solutions and credit card processing are more connected than most business owners realize, and changes to either are likely to have measurable impacts on business profitability. Merchants should take advantage of profitable busines...
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Steve Bush is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AEX Commercial Financing Group. AEX is based in Ohio and specializes in difficult business financing, merchant cash advances and SBA loan refinancing throughout the United States. Steve has served as a real estate/business loan advisor and worked with businesses for over 25 years. He is the publisher of The Working Capital Guide and The Commercial Mortgage Loan Guide. Prior to founding AEX Commercial Financing Group, Steve served as an officer in the U.S. Navy Supply Corps and as a business finance consultant. Steve received a BA degree in Business Psychology from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) and an MBA in Real Estate Finance from the University of California (Los Angeles).
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