Antique Store Business Loans
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
Perusing the aisles and displays in an antique store takes people back in time. The vintage furniture, collectibles, home decorations, toys, and trinkets evoke memories of years past. If you own an antique shop, you probably hear this from shoppers daily. As you know, your store’s bottom line is driven by casual shoppers and serious antique collectors who go to great lengths to find certain antiques. That said, achieving solid revenues on an ongoing basis can be difficult. If your shop needs cash to cover daily expenses like rent, marketing, employee payroll, and business taxes, you have come to the right place. Balboa Capital, a division of Ameris Bank, offers antique store business loans.
Balboa Capital loans have competitive rates and flexible repayment terms. Our online business loan application takes just a few minutes to complete; it only requires basic information about you and your antique business. Then, if your loan request is approved and you decide to move forward, you can quickly obtain some much-needed cash. We are known for our fast loan turnaround times.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute a business loan approval.
Should you apply for a small business loan, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
You will be glad to know that Balboa Capital business loans have predictable payments. Plus, you use your loan for any daily business need. So, for example, if your antique store is experiencing a slow sales period, you can use the funds to pay your expenses.
Lastly, you need a sizeable collection of antiques in your shop to be successful. If you rent space to antique dealers, you need them to maintain a good amount of inventory that keeps the cash register ringing. We look forward to working with you, so get started now.
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