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Bridge Loans are essential to addressing short-term working capital needs until the next liquidity event arises for your company. SalemBridge is able to structure a customized bridge-debt financing solution to simply avoid or fend off unexpected cash-crunches and liabilities until the next round of funding, thus allowing you to re-focus on the core elements of your business. Bridge loans can also be utilized to supplement an M&A transaction or fulfill a large purchase order. 



Transaction Sizes:  $250K to $5MM

 

Structure:  Secured by real estate, receivables, equipment, cross collateralization, or in the form of a convertible note

 

Rates / Terms:  Rates as low as 6.9%. Minimal closing fees (1-5%). Up to 75% LTV on secured bridge loans. Term sheet within 48 or hours or less. Funding within 5-10 days or less. 

 

SalemBridge Advisors, LLC

P: 646-926-4391

F: 646-304-9221
info@salembridgecapital.comm

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SalemBridge Advisors, LLC is in the business of commercial business consulting. SalemBridge Advisors, LLC makes no warranties or representations whatsoever. All due diligence is the responsibility of the Borrower, the Correspondent and the Lender.

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