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Finance Lease – for companies who want to retain ownership of the asset at the end of the lease term
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Operating Lease – for companies who want to keep up-to-date with the latest technology or who only need use of an asset during the term of the lease
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Financing for Vendors – for increasing sales by helping customers match their payments to their cash flow
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Venture Lease Finance – for venture-backed or other well-funded startups and early-stage companies
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Collateral – for companies with solid collateral, but without solid financial performance.
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Owner Occupied – owner-occupied, single tenant projects for new construction or for sale/leaseback
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Investment Property – multi-tenant projects such as office buildings, warehouses and shopping centers
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Healthcare Facilities - Expansion, renovation or new construction.
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Asset-based Lending
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Accounts Receivable Finance – working capital line of credit based on average AR balance
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Factoring – sale of one or more invoices at a discount in order to receive cash today
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Purchase Order Financing – turn purchase orders into invoices.
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Subordinated Debt – unsecured debt for a special purpose, but at higher rates because of inherent risk
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Mezzanine Finance – short-term subordinated debt
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Equity – private equity investment for growth or venture capital, or leveraged buyout.
