While the summer is often a sluggish time for many in small business, there is still business to be worked on as many continue to slowly add capital equipment for to fuel their growth. I wanted to share a few of the transactions I have closed in the past thirty days to show how varied the companies are that we work with (part of what I love about this job….always working with someone new and learning about their industry):
- $21,909 in merchandising units for expanding produce market in Alabama (gulf area)
- $89,800 in x-ray equipment for expanding chiropractic clinic in Colorado (two units for two new locations)
- $6,655 in refrigeration units for a bar remodeling in California
- $9,869 in conference room furniture for small law firm in Colorado
- $17,182 in food prep equipment for wholesale sandwich manufacturer in Colorado
- $30,000 in kitchen equipment and smallwares for expanding neighborhood restaurant’s second location in California
- $5,305 for replacement POS in coffee shop in California
Each deal came to us through one of our vendor partners or is a repeat customer. We are proud of our strong vendor partnerships and our ability to retain customers.
Although summer is historically a little slow, we also know that we typically see a nice increase in business applications through the last four months of the year and we are excited for that push once again this year.
-skip wehner | linkedin.com/in/skipwehner
Skip Wehner | commercial finance 