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Home Contracting Projects

Case Overview

Reason: Upcoming Projects

Funding Amount: $200,000

Approval Amount: $200,000

Industry: Home Renovations

Use of Funds: Business Stability

Program Type: Line of Credit

The Story

Ivan joins us once again to dive into a recent funding deal he was able to secure for a client. He discusses the client's need to secure an interest forgiveness program, what their main goals were, and how they were able to double their profit margin.

The Details

The Client

  • The client is a home development company based in South Carolina.

  • They had an existing relationship with a line-of-credit provider but sought better financing options to improve their cash flow and profit margins.

The Situation

  • The client wanted to increase profit margins by reducing upfront costs for materials and construction.

  • Their current lender offered only partial interest forgiveness tied to early prepayment incentives.

  • The client needed a more flexible interest forgiveness program that would charge interest only for the time funds were actually used.

  • The existing lender required updated financial documentation that the client had not yet provided, creating a barrier to funding.

The Solution

  • We secured an interest forgiveness program on a term loan that forgives all interest for months when funds are unused, meaning the client only pays for accruing interest during the actual use period.

  • Through our strong lender partnerships, we helped waive certain documentation requirements to expedite funding approval.

  • We prioritized transparency by reviewing the loan terms line by line with the client, ensuring no hidden fees or surprises, which built trust and credibility.

  • We provided $200,000 in working capital, allowing the client to cover upfront construction and material costs and complete projects faster.

  • Since working with us, the client has completed two to three projects per loan cycle, with improved cash flow and doubled profit margins due to the interest forgiveness structure.

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