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What you need to do to be considered for a bank loan
Business History When entrepreneurs go to a bank and ask for a loan, banks usually want to see a well planned and well written business plan.When existing businesses request a loan, they can expect the bank to want to see the history of the business.The bank will want to see where money has been invested, how healthy cash flow is, if bills have been paid on time, the status of existing loans, a plan for the use of the loan money, etc.Banks want to know that they are investing in a healthy business that is in a position to expand.
Accounts Receivable The number of accounts receivable of an existing business is very important to banks who may be considering giving a loan.Banks want to see that a company has a consistent influx of money.Banks really like it when a company has established a regular clientele.This helps show that a business will continue to bring in a consistent amount of money, and will therefore be in a position to pay their loan. Website Websites also demonstrate that a business is established.In a high-tech society, a business must maintain a quality website in order to convey information about the company, and also provide a medium through which potential clients can research about the products a certain business provides. Some websites even provide a way for potential clients to ask questions through email.Banks want to see clear, information-rich websites that are easily accessible to clients and future clients of a given company. High Credit Score As always, a high credit score will help most businesses secure a bank loan.If a business has a low credit score it is probably because it has had trouble paying loans in the past, or it is in danger of bankruptcy. Attaining a bank loan as an established business can be the key to expansion, productions improvements, or a better marketing campaign.No matter what the reason for the loan, a bank is going to want to know that their loan will be repaid.A business's history, number of accounts receivable, quality of website, and credit score will all be taken into account as a bank considers a business for a loan.
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