A commercial loan is a loan to a business, as opposed to an individual, and is based on that business’s financial standing, among other criteria. There are many types of and uses for commercial loans, but generally speaking these loans can be used for purchasing commercial property, buying equipment, working capital, acquire a company and much more.

Due to the wide variety of commercial loan programs available to business owners, there is a wide range of how much your business can qualify for.

You are under no obligation to accept a loan offer that is presented to you.

US Business Financing does not charge any upfront fees for our service before we confirm that you are eligible for a loan. Similarly, none of US Business Financing partner lenders will require or request upfront fees to “guarantee” or “insure” a loan. Beware if you are asked for a fee or “insurance” before completing an application with a loan broker, brokerage firm or lender. No legitimate lender or brokerage firm does this. US Business Financing does require a Good Faith Fee after we confirm (through a term sheet if real estate loans or a letter of commitment/intent on complex, special or SBA loans) that a loan is indeed available to you. If you receive calls, letters or emails from “lenders” who say they are US Business Financing partners or claiming to represent US Business Financing, ensure you verify the facts.

ALL Industries, ALL Credit Profiles, ALL 50 States

US Business Financing is set apart from every other commercial lending market place because we provide lending and over 16 different commercial categories in all 50 states. There is no type of commercial lending category US Business Financing can’t provide lending for.