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by Main Street Business Capital September 30, 2016

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Main Street Business Capital Helps Raven Concrete Secure Equipment Financing and Grow their Business

It was a little over a year ago when Ray Gonzales of Raven Concrete LLC reached out to Main Street Business Capital for financing help. Raven Concrete is based out of Glendale, Arizona and offers a variety of concrete and demolition services. Ray owns the company along with his brother, David. They were in desperate need of new equipment when they turned to Main Street Business Capital. “We were in ...

by Main Street Business Capital September 19, 2016

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5 Steps to Increase Your Working Capital

What exactly is working capital? It’s a term used for measuring your company’s short-term financial standing and operational efficiency. In this article, we’ll discuss how to calculate your working capital, as well as strategies for keeping it at ideal levels. The goal is to improve financial stability for your company and possess enough cash to cover your expenses. We’ve compiled these 5 steps to help you increase your working capital: 1.Evaluate Your ...

by Main Street Business Capital September 8, 2016

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Understanding Your Business Credit Score

Whether you've recently started a business or you’ve been in business for years, there are tons of questions that come up, especially when you're thinking about growth and whether or not you need a business loan. Some of these may apply: Have you taken out any business capital loans? Are you financing equipment? Are you leasing a business space? Are you paying vendors for supplies and services that enable you to ...

by Main Street Business Capital September 6, 2016

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Building Business Credit in 5 Easy Steps

It can be tougher than you think to get a small business loan, especially if you have a bad credit rating. Did you know that 45% of small-business loans are denied because of insufficient credit scores? You could still get approved for a loan in order to gain much-needed capital for your business, but you might be stuck with much higher interest rates. If you’ve ever had credit problems in ...