AGM GLOBAL GROUP LLC PRESENTS: VERTICALLY INTEGRATED BUSINESS FINANCING
Whether you need capital to fund internal growth, meet payroll, or simply improve cash flow, we have the resources, expertise and experience to execute fast - enabling our merchants to react quickly in the marketplace, taking advantage of lucrative opportunities as they arise. Large deals (over 800k), young businesses (<1 year) and high risk clients welcome!! Call 9178346775
Unconstrained by overly specific investment parameters or a lengthy approval process, we have the flexibility and size to make decisions and structure transactions quickly and efficiently.
We submit deals to a powerhouse of direct lenders enabling us to get even the most difficult deals done quickly! Go with the industry leader -- YOU are empowered to choose between competing offers from our in-house funders and syndicates.
We tailor a financial solution with flexible low payments keeping in mind your business's particular needs.
Our knowlegeable and detail oriented funding specialists work with you every step of the way to develop a reliable relationship as your funding partner for as long as you need.
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When submitting to us you'll be sure to get the best possible response. With over 27 in-house funders and countless syndicates, competing funding offers are just a click away! Our concise one-page application is easy as pie and only takes a minute to complete -- it's the only thing standing between you and that big stack of cash waiting to accelerate the growth of your business.
When Khien Nguyen needed $180,000 to open his 13th nail salon near Philadelphia in November, he didn't go to a bank. Mr. Nguyen's credit score had dropped during the recession, so he figured a bank would put him through weeks of aggravation, then reject him. He turned instead to one of the nonbank, short-term lenders that have been gaining traction since the financial crisis.
Thuy and Khien Nguyen opened their 13th nail salon with a $180,000 loan from Swift Capital; they pay 14.9% interest over the six-month term. Scott Lewis for The Wall Street Journal