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medical financing
Jim kraza By:


Medical emergencies, whether brought on by accident or illness has always been a big concern for many. Medical expenses, especially those that require several tests, surgery and other procedures, can be very costly. Many prepare for such events by setting aside a portion of their income and savings. However, medical costs can still pile up, eating up your precious reserve. That’s where secured medical loans come in handy.

A secured loan may seem unfair to the person taking out the loan given this arrangement, but unlike traditional or unsecured loans, a secured loan is often higher comes with a low interest. Given this definition of secured loans, secured medical loans are secured loans taken out for the purpose of paying for medical expenses.

Secured medical loans are offered by banks and various lending institutions. The purpose of secured medical loans is to aid patients and families to pay for the rising cost of medical expenses. This medical financing option is widely available throughout the country.

To apply for a secured medical loan, you would need to send an application form to the bank or lending institution. Depending on where you would apply, the requirements may vary. However, it is advisable to have at least 2 years of consistent employment, a gross monthly income of $1500 and up, a FICO score of 580 (minimum), no bankruptcies filed in the last two years and an established credit history.

But what if I have a bad credit? There’s no need to worry! There are also lending organizations that offer bad credit secured medical loans. The requirements would be more stringent, but once your bad credit medical secured loan application is approved, you can use this opportunity to improve your credit rating.

If ever you find yourself in a medical emergency, don’t despair. There are solutions to rising medical expense in the form of secured medical loans.



Commercial Mortgage Brokers

commercial lending
Jim Honeyman By:


Commercial mortgage brokers, focus their practice on commercial properties. There is little differences between commercial mortgage brokers and residential mortgage brokers. The main difference obviously is that one broker focuses on commercial lending and the other focuses on residential lending.

A Commercial mortgage broker is a middle man of sorts. He works for businesses to secure lending for property that will be used for business purposes. There is a commission for this service that the broker provides. Typically the commission is a percentage of the overall loan. This fee is usually rolled into the loan. The idea behind the practice is that a broker can “shop” the loan for the best rates and overall best deal.

Typically a commercial mortgage broker will have relationships in place with lenders and can easily view a loan application and know where to apply, this cuts back on the time it would take for a business to shop their own loan application. The broker acts as a go between the lender and the business and will advise the business of an special requirements that the lender will have to secure the funding.

Commercial lending is a lot more complex than residential lending. There is more paperwork to fill out, and most commercial loans start at a minimum loan amount. In addition there are more lending options available for commercial funding then there are for residential funding.

Commercial mortgage brokers are a good option for businesses because they take the responsibility off the shoulders of the business to secure financing to build the business or to expand an existing business.



Conventional Medical Equipment Financing and Leasing, Application Only and Full Documentation Programs

medical financing
Rick Reed By:


nal medical equipment financing and leasing is still available in today’s financial markets. In this article, we are going to address some application only programs that are available up to $125,000 and full documentation packages up to $250,000. In today’s market, many lenders have either run out of money to lend or must liquidate their off lease inventories to generate working capital. Additionally, some lenders are no longer in business due to these difficult economic times. This economic crisis has affected everyone including banks and lenders. The available programs described here include you locating your own medical equipment and bringing to a conventional lender for financing The requirements for application only programs up to $125,000 are the following: “A” Credit requires the following: Up to $125,000 • 5 years TIB (time in business) under current ownership • 700+ credit score ”B” Credit requires the following: Up to $75,000 • 0-3+ years TIB (time in business) under current ownership • 650-700 credit score The rates on A and B paper will be slightly different. Additionally, a filled out lease application dated and signed by the owners and summary page of the last three months business bank statements will get the lending process started. A copy of an invoice, purchase order etc would be required from the qualified dealer. Additionally, other information might be required but this is taken on a case by case basis. For financing up to $250,000, these are the following requirements: • 5 years TIB (time in business) under current ownership • Full Financial Package is required will ALL applications • 675+ credit score • Low 5 Average bank balance with no NSF’s or Overdrafts Additionally, the details of this program is listed below if a Corporation of any kind) 1. 2 current years corporate tax returns (COMPLETE WITH ALL SCHEDULES AND ATTACHMENTS) 2. Last 2 years profit & loss statements 3. Last 2 years balance sheets 4. Year to date profit & loss statements 5. Year to date balance sheets 6. 2 current years personal tax returns for ALL owners (COMPLETE WITH ALL SCHEDULES AND ATTACHMENTS) 7. Current signed and dated personal financial statements for ALL owners 8. COMPLETE application with ALL owners information and signatures (if a Sole. Prop.) 1. 2 current years personal tax returns (COMPLETE WITH ALL SCHEDULES AND ATTACHMENTS) 2. Current signed and dated personal financial statements 3. Last 2 years profit & loss statements 4. Last 2 years balance sheets 5. Year to date profit & loss statements 6. Year to date balance sheets 7. COMPLETE application with ALL owners information and signatures Once again, a signed and dated lease application would be required to get the financing process started. A copy of an invoice, purchase order etc would be required from the qualified dealer. Additionally, other information be might be required but this is taken on a case by case basis. This application only and full documentation program would apply to following types of healthcare professionals: Cardiologists, Radiologists, Dentists, Urologists, Vets, Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Neurosurgeons, OB/Gyns, Oncologists, Physical Therapists, Plastic Surgeons, Oral Surgeons, Proctologists, Oral Surgeons, Family Doctors, All MD’s, Cardiovascular Surgeons, etc Additionally, the types of medical equipment that would qualify under this application only and full documentation financing programs would be: X Ray equipment, Bone Imaging, Cat Scans, Cardiac Monitors, MRI and Imaging equipment, Lasers and Monitors, Ultrasound equipment, Radiology equipment, Surgical tables and lights, anesthesia machines and vaporisers, microscopes, medical equipment etc In these difficult economic times, there is still conventional lending available for the qualified applicant Happy hunting for your medical equipment and related financing


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