Business loans are intended to generate debt and must be repaid with interest. The loan amount, repayment period, interest rates, fees, and security can all be adjusted as necessary. Business loans and financing options can assist with cash flow management, inventory or stock purchases, and business expansion, among other things.
Bigger Cents recognizes the difficulties that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face in remaining operational in today’s competitive market. A steady cash flow is critical to the survival of any commercial enterprise. We provide business loans and commercial lending solutions that can assist businesses in thriving, growing, and expanding.
Our services are available to both small and large businesses, including startups, and we can help you secure a low doc or full doc loan for:
- Investing in commercial real estate
- Commercial property acquisition
- Development of properties
- Acquisition of existing businesses
- Financing for day-to-day business operations
- Financing for equipment and machinery
- Financing for vehicles
- Short-term financing for property purchases
- Provision of security guarantees or deposit bonds
How does the business loan application process function?
At Bigger Cents, we have made the application process for business loans simple and straightforward. You don’t have to go through the stress and hassle that usually accompanies such processes. Our online application form is easy to complete and won’t take much of your time. We strive to provide the fastest possible solution and funding for small business loans, business loan startups, and business loans for bad credit in as little as 24 hours.
Our expert team of commercial finance works endlessly to identify the best and most affordable loans at the best market rate of interest all over Australia and small business loan in Victoria. We negotiate with lenders so that we can provide the best deal to our clients. Working with a large number of lenders ranging from big publicly listed banks to smaller banks, building societies and private equity firms, we are thoroughly aware of how they structure their finance options.