An automotive repair shop was referred to Radix after having been turned down by his local bank. He had no collateral, his business was showing losses, and he needed money quickly. He couldn’t find any banks willing to loan him
When a long-time convenience store manager decided to purchase his own store, he reached out to several different banks to help turn his dream into reality. He came away from those meetings discouraged. He only had enough money for a
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An independent dentist had some unfortunate health issues in 2022 and his business was showing extreme losses for the year. He needed working capital to reinvigorate his business through marketing and hiring, but his only funding offers were daily payments with high rates.
When the owner of a local seafood company needed funding, he was referred to Radix by another satisfied customer. He needed $450,000 to purchase inventory, but he didn’t want to swamp himself with paperwork, or have a lien put on
Radix Funds Arizonan Plumber for 3 rd Time. Unclogs his cash flowneeds. Every qualifying small business owner is eligible for up to two SBA Express loans per year. What happens when a business has already taken out twoExpress Loans, but
When the owner of a small grocery store needed quick working capital, merchant cash advance offers kept rolling in. The issue was that this owner was looking for something long term and with a low monthly payment. Every offer he received was
When a successful veterinarian needed to consolidate six business credit cards and a high interest loan into a single payment, he was declined by multiple banks. He had good credit, a long-standing practice, and his profits were high. He could
When a beautiful hotel along the Washington Coast was turned down for a $1,207,000 refinance by multiple financial institutions, one of the bankers who declined the loan was thoughtful enough to pass the co-owners’ information to the Radix Financial Group.
When a restaurant owner tried to consolidate $180,000 of high interest debt into a single note and borrow additional working capital, she could not find any banks willing to help. There were good reasons for her trouble: Her business grossed
When a concrete company suddenly needed to buy a brand-new truck for $220,000, its bank declined to lend because the owners had mediocre credit. Although the bank graciously offered to reconsider its decision if the owners managed to raise their
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Radix Financial Group and its affiliates are not lenders participating in SBA’s 7(a) loan program. Radix is a marketplace to help business owners obtain SBA 7(a) loans. Said loans are ultimately processed and approved by a lender participant in SBA’s 7(a) loan program.
