A01=Phil Winn
Author_Phil Winn
business books
business credit profile
business debt schedule
business loans
business plan
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checklist
credit authoriza-tion
delays
difficulties
entrepreneurs
entrepreneurship
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expenses
financial projec-tions
funds
lenders
loan approval
loan conditions
loan eligibility
loan terms
new business enterprises
personal cred-it profile
personal financial statement
personal income and expenses
profit forecast-ing
small business administration
small business loans
summary
underwriting
Product details
- ISBN 9781630475635
- Weight: 358g
- Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 26 Nov 2015
- Publisher: Morgan James Publishing llc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Few entrepreneurs are aware of the benefits and opportunities available through the SBA. There are few resources available to guide entrepreneurs through the process. “Approved” was written to fill that gap by providing a step-by-step guide to the SBA loan approval.
Applying for a business loan can be difficult, time intensive and expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. “Approved” was written to provide a straightforward road map to obtain approval.
After finishing “Approved”, you will be able to highlight strengths (and mitigate weaknesses) from a lender’s perspective, provide a simple business plan identifying how the business will be profitable for the long term, and accurately prepare a business loan application that can be immediately submitted through underwriting unlike most business applications submitted.
For more than a decade, Phil Winn has assisted entrepreneurs obtain financing to start, expand and purchase existing businesses. Phil is a business graduate from the University of Vermont and has since trained under some of the leading experts in the SBA field. He has helped thousands of entrepreneurs obtain financing in excess of $100 million.
