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Dustin is a family man and entrepreneur from Miami, Florida, but calls North Dallas home now. He has spent the last 15 years working in the construction industry.
Dustin specializes at connecting small and medium-sized Businesses with the most suitable financing options. He leverages his industry expertise and established lender relationships to secure the capital needed to achieve your business goals.
In his spare time he enjoys traveling to the mountains and the beaches. and spending time with his family.
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"Dustin was a life-saver! I had an emergency and had a choice, find a way to keep my business open, or shut my doors forever. Dustin, got me the money I needed fast, and the best part is the process was super easy!"
• Jane Smith | Tampa, FL
Introduction:
Lines of credit have played a pivotal role in the development of commerce and finance throughout history. From ancient civilizations to contemporary banking systems, the concept of extending credit to individuals and businesses has evolved and adapted to meet the changing needs of societies. Join me on a journey through time as we explore the fascinating history of lines of credit.
Image Detail: Ancient civilizations relied on bartering and early credit systems.
Ancient Origins: Bartering and Early Credit Systems
The roots of credit can be traced back to ancient civilizations, where bartering was the primary means of trade. As societies grew more complex, the need for a medium of exchange beyond direct barter became apparent. Early credit systems emerged, allowing merchants to extend goods or services on credit to trusted customers, thus laying the groundwork for modern lines of credit.
Image Detail: Medieval merchants relied on trade guilds for access to credit.
Medieval Merchants and Trade Guilds
During the Middle Ages, trade guilds and merchant associations played a crucial role in facilitating commerce across Europe. These organizations provided members with access to credit, enabling them to finance trade expeditions, purchase goods, and expand their businesses. Lines of credit were often extended based on personal relationships and reputation within the merchant community.
Image Detail: Renaissance banking institutions pioneered credit instruments.
Emergence of Modern Banking and Credit Instruments
The Renaissance witnessed the rise of modern banking institutions and the development of sophisticated credit instruments. In the 15th and 16th centuries, European banks began issuing promissory notes and bills of exchange, which served as precursors to contemporary lines of credit. These financial innovations facilitated long-distance trade and paved the way for the expansion of global commerce.
Image Detail: The Industrial Revolution led to the rise of consumer credit.
Industrial Revolution and the Birth of Consumer Credit
The Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries brought about profound changes in society and the economy. Mass production, urbanization, and technological advancements fueled economic growth and increased demand for consumer goods. As a result, consumer credit emerged as a means of financing purchases, with retailers offering installment plans and store credit to customers.
Image Detail: Modern lines of credit offer flexible borrowing options.
Modern Lines of Credit and Financial Innovation
In the 20th and 21st centuries, lines of credit evolved into versatile financial products offered by banks and financial institutions. Today, individuals and businesses can access revolving lines of credit, which provide flexible borrowing options for various purposes, including working capital, home equity, and business expansion. Advances in technology have further streamlined the application and management of lines of credit, making them more accessible to a broader range of borrowers.
Conclusion:
The history of lines of credit is a testament to the enduring importance of credit in driving economic growth and facilitating commerce. From ancient bartering to modern banking systems, the evolution of lines of credit reflects the dynamic interplay between innovation, commerce, and society. As we look to the future, lines of credit will continue to adapt and evolve, serving as vital tools for individuals and businesses seeking to navigate the complexities of the modern financial landscape.
We handle all commercial loan sizes from $5,000 for small merchant cash advances, to well over $5,000,000 for SBA 7(a) programs.
We work with all types of businesses and industries. Small, medium and large businesses work with us to handle their financing needs.
We have lenders that work in all 50 States of the US, along with international lenders in Canada and Mexico.
The only start-up financing we handle are SBA 7(a) financing, equipment financing, and loans against ones stocks (commonly-used to fund franchise businesses). Once you have been in business for 3 months we do offer Working capital loans at that point.
The time period for funding depends on the type of loan the business is seeking. For SBA and traditional financing, the time frame can be between 30-180 days. For alternative financing between 5-10 days. Working Capital takes 1-2 days.
We charge you nothing out-of-pocket. Most of the time we get paid a success fee from the lenders. In some situations relating to traditional financing where the lender does not offer a referral fee, we charge between 1-2% of the final facility amount, and it would only be due at funding.
No. But we are confident that we are among the most successful financing brokers at finding our clients the best possible financing for their companies.
Generally, to qualify for bank and SBA financing, a business owner needs to have a credit score over 650. For other forms of alternative financing there is not minimum credit score requirement, but with increased lender risk will result in higher borrower costs. For our DSCR Rental Loans you will need a 640 Minimum Credit Score.
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