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Small Businesses Can Now Easily Acquire Business Loans Online

SB Informer
Thursday, April 26, 2007; 03:05 AM

MT HOLLY, NJ -- Many small business owners are turning to the internet to find business loans and other types of financing for small businesses. Web sites that offer small business loans, commercial mortgage loans, accounts receivable factoring, and cash advances for small businesses are popping up all over at record pace. One such site is www.SmallBusinessCenter.com.

SmallBusinessCenter.com is a one-stop-shop for small businesses with varying financial needs. The site offers business loans for entrepreneurs with good, fair and even poor credit credit.

The original purpose of the site was to provide small business owners and aspiring business owners with information about the Small Business Administration (SBA) and it's various business loan programs such as the 7a business loan or 504 business loan program. It has now become a place where small business owners seeking capital can actually sign up to receive funding.

"Many small businesses need an alternative to traditional banks when looking for a business loan. If you are a small business owner, you may have already experienced frustration when applying for a business loan through your local bank, or you may even have been turned down. Our goal is to help small businesses by giving them as many financing options as possible. Whether you're looking for a business loan, a cash advance against future receivables or a commercial mortgage loan, SmallBusinessCenter.com is a great place to start." says site owner and company president Eliot Hobbs

You can still find a lot of valuable information about the SBA business loan programs on the Web site. The site continues to improve and build it's reputation. There are new business loan programs and financial opportunities being added every month. The website also contains links to other online resources for small business owners.

The SmallBusinessCenter.com Web site offers more than a half dozen different funding options and pages of information on starting, financing, developing and managing a successful business. Topics include information on SBA business loans and private financial assistance. There has been a concerted effort to continuously improve all aspects of the Web site.

For more information on business loans and other financing options for the small business owner visit www.SmallBusinessCenter.com or call 888-259-5355.

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