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Foothill Ranch, CA, United States, 05/19/2006 – BusinessFinance.com introduces an online business lending matching system for lending institutions to obtain highly qualified borrowers. Small and large businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals turn to BusinessFinance.com to locate matched financing sources. Currently BusinessFinance.com serves over 100,000 U.S. businesses each month that are in search of business capital.
Business lending firms can be easily listed in the directory for free by filling out a form online at. Business investment and lending firms can then create criteria filters that insure their information is only provided to those capital seekers that match the selected criteria. Business owners in search of funding complete a very detailed three page business capital search request form and receive a list of matching Business Capital Sources that match their funding request 100%.
Once a lending institution is accepted into the BusinessFinance.com Business Funding Directory, their listing is displayed to businesses that match their criteria. The matched businesses can call, email or click through to the Lenders web site with no pay-per click charges. Lenders also have the ability to see the matched businesses and determine if they would like to make the first contact. In many cases the matched businesses will select the best date and time for the Lender to reach them.
To complement the Business Funding Directory, BusinessFinance.com features the Business Finance Coach. The Business Finance Coach is a unique, comprehensive online tool that assists business owners to set their business up the way lenders want it, to establish excellent business credit scores with the three business credit reporting agencies in the shortest time possible and to steadily grow their available business lines of credit.
Currently BusinessFinance.com has 4,383 sources of business capital listed in the directory. Business owners can search it for free and match their capital needs to the approval criteria of those funding sources.
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