When dentists are looking for additional cash flow, due to the economy there are limited ways to make this happen. Dental practice loan programs are a great option for dentists looking to relocate, add staff or pay bills.
As a dentist you are receiving money through current business which gives you an opportunity to repay your current loans. Once you have some kind of cash flow you can repay it.
Through a sale and leaseback agreement, the key aspects of the transaction are distributed between two or more corporate entities to maximize tax, financial and accounting advantages. . The companies structure the agreement so that there are net benefits for each party.
A dentist can start out through using traditional financing method, which is defined where a lender issues a loan to a borrower who uses the loan for their specific type of business.or for buying real assets.
Responsibility and ownership will remain with.the borrower while the lender may put liens on the property or assets while collecting interest on the loan.
The companies assign ownership, operating expenses, financing costs and risk and use the lease payments to compensate for costs.
Ed Rogers at Small Business Loans Depot has many ways to help your business cash flow. Contact us today at 919-771-4177.
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