Problem Credit Programs

Flexible business funding

Challenged Credit Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story

An established business may have more than one path to the funding it needs.

Coastal Capital Group looks beyond a single number. We consider the complete business picture—including credit, cash flow, collateral, the purpose of the funds, and the structure of the request—to identify programs that may fit.

Strength can come from

Credit History & experience
Cash Flow Revenue & payment ability
Collateral Business assets & value

Established Business
Focus
Multiple Funding
Paths
Complete-Picture
Review

A Credit Challenge Is One Part of the Picture

Businesses go through seasons. A difficult period, an isolated event, high utilization, or a past credit issue can remain visible long after day-to-day operations have improved. That does not mean every funding source will be available—but it also does not mean the conversation has to stop.

The right question is not simply, “What is the score?” It is, “What strengths does this business have, what does it need the capital to accomplish, and which available structure makes the most sense?”

Our role is to understand the request, identify the strongest parts of the business story, and explore funding options.

Credit, Cash Flow and Collateral

We follow one or more of these paths to spotlight the business’ strong points and secure the funding needed.

Credit

History still matters—but context matters too.

We review the overall credit profile, not just one headline number. Time in business, industry experience, payment history, and the reason behind prior issues can all add context.

  • Business and personal credit history
  • Depth of industry experience
  • Recent payment performance
  • Nature and timing of past issues

Cash Flow

Healthy operations can support your request.

Consistent revenue and the ability to support a new obligation may open options that place more weight on current business performance.

  • Revenue and deposit history
  • Ability to support payments
  • Existing obligations
  • Business stability and trends

Collateral

Business assets may add another layer of strength.

Equipment, receivables, and other eligible business assets may help support certain structures when the value, ownership, and transaction fit the program.

  • Equipment being acquired
  • Business-owned equipment
  • Eligible accounts receivable
  • Other acceptable business assets

Every program has its own requirements. Approval, structure, documentation, and pricing depend on the complete transaction.

More Than One Kind of Funding

The right solution depends on what the business needs and which strengths can support the request. Options may include:

Equipment Leasing & Financing

Acquire essential new or used business equipment with a structure built around the asset and the operating business.

Sale & Leaseback

Explore working capital using the value of eligible business-owned equipment.

Asset-Based Funding

Build a request around eligible business assets and the value they may provide to support the transaction.

Cash-Flow-Based Options

A consistent, reliable revenue stream can overshadow weaknesses that are presenting obstacles to funding.

Structured Business Funding

Some requests benefit from a combination of factors or a different program than the business first expected.

We Look at the Complete Business Picture

Flexible underwriting does not mean ignoring risk. It means evaluating the positive factors that support the business and transaction.

The Business

Time in operation, industry experience, stability, and the people behind the company.

The Purpose

What the funds will accomplish and how that use supports operations or growth.

The Ability to Pay

Revenue, cash flow, obligations, and the capacity to support the proposed transaction.

The Transaction

Amount requested, available documentation, asset value, and fit within a program.

A Productive First Conversation

What to expect from the review:

  • Questions about the business and the intended use of funds
  • A review of credit, cash flow, collateral, or a combination
  • Additional documentation when the program or request requires it
  • A candid discussion of available options and tradeoffs

It helps when your business can show:

  • Established operations and relevant experience
  • A clear business purpose for the funds
  • Revenue or another identifiable source of repayment
  • Accurate information and supporting documents
  • Assets, receivables, or transaction strengths that may help

Let’s Look at the Whole Business

Call (877) 703-3090 to discuss your funding needs with Coastal Capital Group.

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