Stephen Bush
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Stephen Bush is the Founder of AEX Commercial Financing Group. AEX is based in Ohio and provides commercial mortgages, working capital financing, SBA loans and business cash advances throughout the United States. Steve has served as a commercial finance funding advisor and worked with businesses for 30 years. Steve is a graduate of Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) and obtained an MBA from the University of California, Los Angeles. Steve previously served as an officer in the U.S. Navy Supply Corps and as a business/government advisor. He is the publisher of The Commercial Mortgages Guide and The Working Capital Guide.
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Business financing without banks is not a new idea, but the earlier reports advocating the concept were published prior to the recent commercial lending crisis. While the initial reasons for this business loan advice are still around, there are several new factors that have made the situation even more relevant.
Commercial borrowers are more likely to avoid difficulties with working capital loans and commercial loan alternatives by analyzing what caused recent uncertainties with small business finance services.
This report provides a concise explanation of short-term small business financing and cash management issues with a simplified approach by describing working capital management options in six words.
Merchant cash advances are one of the most effective working capital financing options but are frequently viewed as too complicated by small business owners. Here are several candid explanations in seven words to help provide a better understanding of business cash advance programs.
By providing several descriptions of commercial mortgage options in seven words, this article supplies small business owners with a concise and candid explanation of current commercial lending problems.
This article provides a more simplified approach to a discussion of business financing options. By describing small business loans and commercial lending problems in six words, this report is designed to facilitate a concise understanding of several complex commercial finance issues.
The use of a small business financing expert might help business owners to be more effective in obtaining reliable working capital management advice and reviewing their practical commercial financing options.
When bank financing is not routinely available to small business owners, it will be necessary for commercial borrowers to explore business finance options to replace business loans from banks.
Small business owners should review the basics for business cash advances and credit card processing in order to better understand their working capital financing options.
New and more effective business management tools are needed by many businesses. Some of the most useful options include business consulting and contingency planning.
