We Help Our Clients Reach Their Goals
How do we do it?
We offer a vast suite of flexible lending options that can be customized to your specific needs. A bank is often limited to a few specific loan products. We have access to hundreds of different options, and we are not bound to any family of products. With more than 150 products from a group of 67 different lenders, we ensure you get the funds AND the terms you’re looking for.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Business Financing
- Capital Credit (secured & unsecured)
- Asset Financing
- Cash Flow Financing
- Equipment Leasing & Financing
- Debt Restructuring
- Accounts Receivable Financing
Commercial Financing
- Real Estate Purchase
- Real Estate Rehab/Renovation
- Real Estate Expansion
- Real Estate Refinancing
- SBA – 7A & 504
Specialty Products
- Bridge Financing
- Fix-N-Flip Financing
- Merchant Financing
Why CAB Capital?
- Wide Lending Portfolio
- Vast Product Offering
- Flexible Financing Terms
- Relationship-Based, Customer Centric (not product centric)
- Proven Lending Strategies
- Working Capital
- Debt Restructuring
- Small Business Mindset
What Our Clients Have to Say
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
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