Advance Restaurant Financing - Filling in the Capital Gaps.
Posted on | July 27, 2008 |
A restaurant can be a great business. But they take a heck of a lot of work and sacrifice. My wife is a graduation of the Culinary Institute of America, so she’s told me many stories of kitchen hell. Beyond sacrifice and hard work, it takes luck. And,like any entrepreneurial endeavor, it also takes Capital.
Sometimes you may find yourself a little short on cash when the refrigeration unit up and dies.
As many readers of this blog know, I am a big proponent of having an emergency fund for life’s little Murphy’s Law moments. But when you’re starting a new business, that’s not always possible. That’s where companies like Advance Restaurant Financing (ARF) come in to help.
Advance Restaurant Financing offers financial help to fill any short term restaurant equipment and supply problems a fledgling food service business might have.
ARF provides financial solutions, loans and lines of credit for small businesses and restaurants. The loans are unsecured so there’s no need for collateral, but the rate will be higher than, say a HELOC loan. But in cases where collateral to secure the loan is unavailable, then this type of loan might not be so bad since you can also claim the interest on the loan as tax-deductible.
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