Find the opportunities that can move your business forward.
Expand capacity, prepare for your next order, or invest in a location. Start with the opportunity, then explore the financing that can support it.
Explore financing optionsWhat will the capital accomplish?
Access, amount, and repayment.
Start with your business details.
The 2027 schedule provides a 0% upfront SBA guaranty fee for qualifying loans of $700,000 or less to manufacturers, specified food-supply businesses, and rural businesses. Other fees and eligibility conditions still apply.
Your next move Planning a qualifying purchase or expansion? Ask whether your request can use the fee exemption for approvals starting October 1.
The Section 179 deduction limit is $2.56 million for tax years beginning in 2026. The phaseout starts when qualifying property placed in service exceeds $4.09 million; business-income and eligibility limits also apply.
Your next move Coordinate the equipment purchase, financing, and in-service date with your accountant so the funding plan reflects the available tax treatment.
An approved business line provides access to funds as operating needs arise. Draw for inventory, payroll, or supplier costs, then restore availability as you repay under the agreement.
Your next move Map the timing between paying your suppliers and collecting revenue. That gives the credit request a clear purpose and repayment cycle.
A term loan provides one defined amount for an expansion, renovation, or planned purchase, with repayment scheduled over an agreed period.
Your next move Start with the project budget, timing, and expected contribution to the business. Match the financing request to that plan.
A home equity line can provide access to capital for permitted uses while leaving the existing first mortgage in place. Available credit depends on equity, income, credit, and program terms.
Your next move Use the equity calculator to start with your property figures, then discuss the amount and business purpose with LIVC Group.
Revenue-based financing evaluates funding against sales and a revenue-linked collection structure. The agreement sets the revenue share and any scheduled withdrawals or adjustments.
Your next move Connect the amount requested to a defined operating opportunity, and compare the collection schedule with the way your business earns.
Commercial property financing can support an eligible purchase, refinance, or improvement. The property, occupancy, operating income, and business plan shape the structure.
Your next move Bring the property details and project budget together. Review the purchase or refinance alongside the cash flow the location is expected to support.
SBA 504 offers terms of 10, 20, or 25 years for eligible fixed assets. The SBA portion carries fixed-rate financing alongside a separately priced first loan.
Your next move For a qualifying property or equipment investment, compare the combined payments and required equity with the useful life of the asset.
Selected program opportunities and practical financing guides. Official opportunities refresh automatically; each item identifies its source and applicable terms.
Compare rates, repayment periods, and funding amounts. Your written offer confirms the terms for your request.
10 productsCompare payments, repayment schedules, and property equity.
Enter an amount, rate, and term.
Amortized calculation only. Actual pricing and terms require underwriting.
Answer four operating questions. Use the comparison to frame your financing request.
Convert obligations to weekly, monthly, and annual equivalents.
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