National Cities Capital Aids Business Growth for Established Companies

IRVINE, Calif. - Nov. 21, 2013 - PRLog -- As companies expand their operations or update their properties, funding their investments becomes critically important.

When the economy is running at its peak, small and medium sized businesses are successful and growing. A roadblock to this growth is the hesitance of banks to lend money to businesses of these sizes. Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business and Management has tracked how businesses seek funding through quarterly reports called the Private Capital Access (PCA) Index report (http://bschool.pepperdine.edu/appliedresearch/research/pc...). Despite high percentages of small business owners going to banks, most of them end up borrowing money from friends and family.

The report shows that a quarter of those surveyed had tried to raise funds in the previous quarter, and that the main reason businesses want to raise money is grow their business. A majority of companies cite the path to financing as a restriction to growing their companies. Nearly half believe they can’t hire more employees because of the lack of available business financing.

National Cities Capital has been in the financing business since 1975, and has seen the need to provide an alternative source for existing small and medium businesses to get funding. They specialize in Commercial Real Estate Loans, Equipment Leasing, Bridge Loans and Working Capital Loans.  Rates are expected to go up.    Those considering getting a loan are encouraged to do so before rates increase.  National Cities Capital proudly differentiates itself by providing lower rates than competitors, easier qualification,   and delivering fast approvals and fundings.

More information about National Cities Capital can be found at www.NationalCitiesCapital.com.