Having bad credit makes it harder to qualify for a franchise loan, but it’s not impossible.
If you have bankruptcies combined with lots of judgments and tax liens against you, then the chances of getting a loan from a financial institution is very small. On the other hand, if you’ve experienced a few financial setbacks in the past that left your credit less than stellar, don’t give up hope — you can still possibly qualify for a franchise loan. Let’s examine your options.
First of all, it’s difficult to qualify for a bank loan for a new franchise business even with perfect credit. Banks and other lenders tend to evaluate prospective borrowers in terms of these questions:
1. How much cash does the borrower have to invest in the business?
2. How much collateral does the borrower have to secure the loan?
3. What is the borrower’s credit history?
4. What is the borrower’s managerial and work experience, especially as it relates to their prospective franchise business?
How To Qualify For Franchise Loans Even With Bad Credit
July 10, 2008 by Mark | 0 Comments
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