Sentences with phrase «usually lent to a business»

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It's a business book, and that kind of book is usually full of both straightforward information as well as the author's ideology — a combination that lends itself nicely to an author's narration.

Optimally lenders want to lend money to people who doesn't need loans, but in order to keep the business running they'll settle for slightly less - people who don't usually need loans, and pay the loans they do have on time.

The SBA, as well as many banks, often require key man life insurance as part of their lending criteria, since small businesses tend to be particularly dependent upon one or two employees, usually, the co-founders.

In addition to lending money to small businesses, MAIN also usually acquires an equity stake in the lower - middle - market businesses that they lend to.

Usually lenders require the company to have a three years credit history before even considering lending money in the form of a business loan or line of credit.

You lend your money to a business usually for a fixed term.

The EB - 5 visa program, which usually requires an investment of $ 1 million and the creation of at least 10 new permanent jobs, can lend itself to securitized pooled investments that incorporate real estate and operating businesses, says Rick Hayes, CEO, Waveland Ventures in Austin, Texas.

Private money lenders are not to be usually found in the business of lending, but they can offer more flexibility, lower interest rates and fees and long - lasting lending relationships.