Business Term Loans
A lump-sum loan repaid over a fixed schedule, commonly used for expansion, acquisitions, working capital, or refinancing existing debt.
Common uses
Expansion · Working capital · Debt refinancing · Business improvements
Every business's capital needs are different. We consider revenue, time in business, collateral, and intended use of funds when identifying financing sources suited to a request.
A lump-sum loan repaid over a fixed schedule, commonly used for expansion, acquisitions, working capital, or refinancing existing debt.
Expansion · Working capital · Debt refinancing · Business improvements
Government-backed programs, including SBA 7(a) and 504, for qualifying small businesses. Starmont Group provides referral and packaging support to help present a complete SBA-ready file.
SBA 7(a) · SBA 504 · Other eligible programs
A revolving credit facility that lets established businesses draw funds as needed and repay over time, often used for cash-flow fluctuations.
Loans or leases structured around vehicles, machinery, or technology, often using the equipment itself as collateral.
Financing for acquiring, refinancing, or improving owner-occupied or investment-related commercial property.
Capital structured specifically for buyers purchasing an existing, established business.
Shorter-term or more flexible capital for situations where conventional bank financing isn't available in the necessary timeframe.
Financing tied to eligible outstanding invoices, converting receivables into available working capital.
Start with your business, funding goal, and timeline. We’ll help organize the request and identify lending sources that appear suited to it.