Small Buisness Needs Alternative Financing To Meet Capital Needs

Dec. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- Because of the regulations and restrictions at Commercial Banks, Small Businesses are being forced to use alternate sources to secure their capital needs.  Secondary sources such as insurance companies and private equity funds do not operate under the same rules as banks and thus can often do things that banks either cannot do or are unwilling to do.

"The biggest problem is that many small businesses do not know that there are alternate funding sources out their to assist them"  according to Steven Richman, Business Consultant at Business Funding Solutions.  "There are lines of credit, short term loans and merchant credit accounts available for businesses of all sizes and for some new businesses", said Richman.

Most analysts feel that a major key for the economy to rebound is the growth of small business across the country.  Small business has been the leader in job growth for many years.  However, to meet future staffing, inventory, and expansion, small business needs to use all the capital sources available to them.

For more information, please contact Steven Richman at Business Funding Solutions, 877-587-5345, info@businessfundingsolutionsinc.com.  Business Funding Solutions has developed relationships with many secondary funding sources across the United States.  With a focus on small business, the main product lines are commercial property loans, lines of credit, small business loans, asset-based lending, and merchant cash loans.