SBA 7(a) Loans
SBA 7(a) financing delivers longer terms and lower down-payments for acquisitions, real estate purchases, and major expansions, backed by a federal guarantee that makes banks more willing to lend. If you're buying a competitor's client list, purchasing your building on Broadway, or consolidating expensive debt, SBA 7(a) loans stretch repayment across years instead of months. The paperwork runs heavier and the timeline stretches weeks, but the cost of capital drops and your monthly obligation stays manageable even when revenue dips.
Working Capital Financing
Working capital products fund payroll, inventory, and operating expenses when cash sits locked in unpaid invoices or seasonal cycles, with approvals measured in days rather than weeks. Everett's marine trades, construction outfits, and B2B service companies often wait 30 to 90 days for payment while rent, materials, and labor come due every week. Working capital loans bridge that gap so you can accept the next contract without sweating Friday's payroll. Structures vary, term loans, merchant cash advances, or receivables-based lines, and we match the product to your billing model.
Equipment Financing
Equipment loans and leases turn trucks, machinery, and technology into collateral, letting you acquire what you need without draining reserves or waiting for a conventional bank committee. A landscaper in Machias buying a stump grinder, a dentist in Silver Firs upgrading a CBCT scanner, or a fabricator in Eastmont replacing a press brake can often close in under two weeks because the equipment itself secures the note. Equipment financing keeps your working capital free for the surprises that lack collateral.