Potential financing options across a range of business needs.
Requests generally range from $5,000 to $10M+. Availability, structure, pricing and terms are determined by the applicable funding source and may vary based on business qualifications.
Working Capital
Short-term capital to support payroll, inventory, and day-to-day operations.
Working capital solutions may help businesses manage seasonality, cover operating expenses, or bridge timing gaps in receivables. Structures and availability vary based on business qualifications.
Business Lines of Credit
Flexible, revolving access to capital that you draw on as needs arise.
A line of credit may allow a business to draw funds as needed rather than taking a single lump sum. Limits, draw terms, and availability are determined by the funding source and are subject to approval.
Equipment Financing
Financing structured around machinery, vehicles, and business equipment.
Equipment programs may be used to acquire, upgrade, or refinance business equipment. Structures may include financing or leasing depending on the equipment type and the funding source.
Term Financing
Lump-sum capital repaid over a defined schedule.
Term structures may support larger, planned investments in growth. Amounts and repayment schedules vary based on underwriting and business qualifications.
SBA Financing
Programs offered through SBA-participating lenders.
SBA programs are offered by participating lenders under U.S. Small Business Administration guidelines. Eligibility, documentation requirements, and timelines are determined by the participating lender and the SBA.
Commercial Real Estate
Financing options for owner-occupied and investment commercial property.
Commercial real estate options may support purchase, refinance, or cash-out scenarios. Property type, occupancy, and business qualifications influence available structures.
Construction Financing
Draw-based structures for ground-up and renovation projects.
Construction programs are typically structured around project budgets, draw schedules, and completion milestones. Availability depends on project scope and sponsor experience.
Business Acquisition
Capital for acquiring a business, partner buyout, or succession.
Acquisition financing typically requires target business financials, a purchase agreement, and buyer experience information. All requests are subject to underwriting review.
Invoice / Receivables Financing
Convert outstanding invoices into available working capital.
Receivables programs advance a portion of eligible outstanding invoices. Advance rates, eligibility, and fees are determined by the funding source.
Real Estate Investor Financing
Options for investors acquiring, renovating, or holding investment property.
Investor programs may include bridge, rental portfolio, or renovation structures for business-purpose real estate. Consumer or owner-occupied residential mortgages are not offered.
Program names describe categories of business financing generally available in the marketplace. JH Capital Funding LLC does not represent that every product is available to every applicant, and does not guarantee approval, funding amounts, rates, or terms.
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