Working
Capital Loans for Health Care Professionals
General
Information and Credit Criteria
Loans from $50,000 to $5 Million
Application only to $ 250,000**
- Working capital
loans are designed to enhance the value of the
medical practice - whether it's for advertising,
hiring a new associate, hiring a consultant, taking
continuing education classes or purchasing new
or used equipment, the Doctor or Licensed health
care Professional has the freedom to choose how
to best allocate the funds.
- Designed
for startup and established medical or dental
practices. (Doctor must be licensed a minimum
of 2 years and Veterinarians and Physical Therapists
must have 2 years time in business).
- The Working
Capital Loan Program is designed for the medical
professional operating his or her own practice
on a day-to-day basis - not a property management
or investment company owned by a medical professional.
- Medical practice
owned and operated by non-medical professionals
DO NOT qualify for the Working Capital Loan Program.
However, ALL Licensed Health Care Professionals
are Eligible.
- Loan does
not appear on personal credit bureau unless it
becomes severely delinquent.
- A check will
be overnighted to the Doctor and he or she can
spend the funds as they see fit to enhance the
value of the practice.
- A 60 month
loan term offers the Doctor the lowest interest
rate.
- Terms to 72
months on loans over $50,000 (if requested and
approved).
- No advance
payments are required. First payment is collected
in arrears.
- The Doctor's
personal guarantee is always required. Spousal
personal guarantees may be required if the spouse
is active in the practice or a signor on the business
checking account.
- Minimum 620
Beacon or Fair Isaac score required.
- Approvals
are valid for 30 days.
- Tax returns
may be required when revolving debt is $50,000
or greater, excluding secured lines of credit.
When revolving debt is $25,000 but less than $50,000
with less than 40% revolving available, tax returns
may also be required.
- Our loan document
does not restrict the doctor's ability to borrow,
buy, sell or lease equipment as needed for the
practice.
- Our collateral
is a lien against the general assets of the practice
and the personal guarantee of the Doctor. A first
lien position is not required. We take whatever
lien position is available at the time our UCC
filing.
- Life insurance
assignments are required on all working capital
transaction $50,000 and over. Life insurance assignments
are normally waived for multiple Doctor practices.
- Early payoffs
are calculated to "present value" discounting
the sum of the remaining payments using a 6% per
annum rate.
- Bankruptcies
will be considered after 5 years if clear credit
has been re-established.
- Unfortunately,
we do not offer loans in Alaska, Arkansas, Hawaii,
Montana, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
- Rapid Funding.
- Florida doc
stamp tax fee applies to working capital loans.
- Remember--APPLICATION
ONLY to $250,000.
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