AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC today announced that it has published The Commercial Mortgage Loans Guide ( http://aexcfgllc.com ) to help commercial borrowers throughout the United States obtain appropriate terms for commercial mortgages up to $5 million and stated income business loans up to $3 million. AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC also publishes The Credit Card Receivables Guide ( http://aexcfg.com ), a free seven-part commercial mortgage course and a free six-part series of special commercial financing reports.
According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC, “Commercial borrowers should especially appreciate the thorough overview of key problems to avoid with commercial real estate financing. The most likely candidates to benefit from this Guide are business owners who need new financing, refinancing or construction for commercial properties ranging in value from $200,000 to $5 million.” The primary focus of The Commercial Mortgage Loans Guide is to provide general information, observations and advice that will be relevant to commercial mortgage borrowers throughout the United States.
The Commercial Mortgage Loans Guide provides candid advice involving commercial real estate loans. Sections of the Guide include difficult loans, problems to avoid, financing for special purpose commercial properties, IRS Form 4506, stated income commercial loans, a question-and-
AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC is based in Ohio and specializes in quick closings for difficult commercial loans throughout the United States. The company provides stated income commercial loans and does not require tax returns, financial statements, business plans or collateral for most commercial financing situations. AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC provides financing for many special purpose properties including churches, assisted living facilities, nursing homes and funeral homes. AEX Commercial Financing Group, LLC also provides assistance in obtaining immediate working capital via assets such as credit card receivables (for retail stores, service businesses, bars and restaurants)
