This document appears to be a loan application that collects personal and financial information from borrowers. It requests information such as employment details, income sources, assets, debts, and real estate owned. For business loan applicants, it additionally requests ownership and officer details, business financial history, and business declarations. The final section acknowledges the borrowers authorize the lender to verify information and make credit inquiries, and provides demographic information at the applicant's discretion to comply with fair lending laws.
This document is a personal financial statement form used to collect financial information from individuals applying for a loan or providing a loan guarantee. The form collects information about the applicant's assets, liabilities, income sources, real estate holdings, insurance policies, unpaid taxes, contingent liabilities, and other details. It requires the applicant to authorize the lender to verify the accuracy of the statements and determine creditworthiness. The applicant must certify that the information provided is true and accurate as of the date listed, with the understanding that false statements may result in lost benefits or prosecution.
The document is a loan application packet from Barksdale Federal Credit Union (BFCU) for a business loan. It includes instructions for completing and returning various forms and documents needed to apply for the loan. The forms include a business loan application, personal financial statement, and business debt schedule. Additional documentation such as tax returns and financial statements are also required. Once submitted, the loan process begins which typically includes underwriting, a decision by the loan committee, and closing if approved. BFCU charges a 1% origination fee and document fees for closing a business loan.
The document summarizes the results of a bond sale for the City of Alamo Heights, Texas. It discusses that Frost Bank submitted the winning bid of 2.091% true interest cost. It also notes that the actual results were better than initial projections, with a lower interest cost, lower total debt service, and increased future debt capacity compared to projections. In conclusion, it recommends the city approve the bid from Frost Bank.
This document is a newsletter from Cedar Point Financial Services that discusses estate planning and retirement planning topics. It provides key retirement and tax numbers for 2019 that were adjusted for inflation. It also discusses famous celebrities like Aretha Franklin, Prince, Pablo Picasso, and Howard Hughes who died without wills or estate plans, leading to lengthy and costly legal battles over their estates. The newsletter recommends taking the time to create an estate plan to avoid similar issues and outlines some tips for planning a career change, including doing research, protecting retirement savings, getting advice, and considering additional education.
This document summarizes recent changes to estate planning law from the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and other relevant legislation. It discusses increased estate and gift tax exemptions, portability provisions, generation-skipping transfer tax rules, annual gift tax exclusions, and considerations for married couples' estate planning. It also covers creditor protection for inherited IRAs, same-sex married couple planning, advantageous Nevada trust law, and the importance of periodic estate plan reviews. The presentation was given by Gerald M. Dorn of Anderson, Dorn & Rader, Ltd. to provide an update on current estate planning law and considerations.
The Georgia Dream Neighborhood Stabilization Program provides $14,000 loans for down payments to assist home buyers purchase foreclosed properties in selected counties. The loan is forgiven gradually over 5 years as long as the buyer occupies the home. To qualify, buyers must complete a homebuyer education course, purchase a foreclosed home in an area of high need below 85% of its appraised value, and earn less than the income limits. The program aims to help buyers purchase affordable foreclosed homes using FHA rehab loans while stabilizing hard-hit neighborhoods.
The document outlines an agenda for a 20-hour mortgage lending training course, including sections on licensing exams, the mortgage origination process, underwriting, credit, title insurance, escrow, appraisals, and insurance. The course will cover federal and state laws, various mortgage products and terms, the roles of people involved in originating and funding loans, and how to qualify borrowers and analyze applications. The trainer will use presentations, case studies, and group discussions to prepare attendees to obtain their mortgage loan originator license.
This document is a personal financial statement form used to collect financial information from individuals applying for a loan or providing a loan guarantee. The form collects information about the applicant's assets, liabilities, income sources, real estate holdings, insurance policies, unpaid taxes, contingent liabilities, and other details. It requires the applicant to authorize the lender to verify the accuracy of the statements and determine creditworthiness. The applicant must certify that the information provided is true and accurate as of the date listed, with the understanding that false statements may result in lost benefits or prosecution.
The document is a loan application packet from Barksdale Federal Credit Union (BFCU) for a business loan. It includes instructions for completing and returning various forms and documents needed to apply for the loan. The forms include a business loan application, personal financial statement, and business debt schedule. Additional documentation such as tax returns and financial statements are also required. Once submitted, the loan process begins which typically includes underwriting, a decision by the loan committee, and closing if approved. BFCU charges a 1% origination fee and document fees for closing a business loan.
The document summarizes the results of a bond sale for the City of Alamo Heights, Texas. It discusses that Frost Bank submitted the winning bid of 2.091% true interest cost. It also notes that the actual results were better than initial projections, with a lower interest cost, lower total debt service, and increased future debt capacity compared to projections. In conclusion, it recommends the city approve the bid from Frost Bank.
This document is a newsletter from Cedar Point Financial Services that discusses estate planning and retirement planning topics. It provides key retirement and tax numbers for 2019 that were adjusted for inflation. It also discusses famous celebrities like Aretha Franklin, Prince, Pablo Picasso, and Howard Hughes who died without wills or estate plans, leading to lengthy and costly legal battles over their estates. The newsletter recommends taking the time to create an estate plan to avoid similar issues and outlines some tips for planning a career change, including doing research, protecting retirement savings, getting advice, and considering additional education.
This document summarizes recent changes to estate planning law from the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 and other relevant legislation. It discusses increased estate and gift tax exemptions, portability provisions, generation-skipping transfer tax rules, annual gift tax exclusions, and considerations for married couples' estate planning. It also covers creditor protection for inherited IRAs, same-sex married couple planning, advantageous Nevada trust law, and the importance of periodic estate plan reviews. The presentation was given by Gerald M. Dorn of Anderson, Dorn & Rader, Ltd. to provide an update on current estate planning law and considerations.
The Georgia Dream Neighborhood Stabilization Program provides $14,000 loans for down payments to assist home buyers purchase foreclosed properties in selected counties. The loan is forgiven gradually over 5 years as long as the buyer occupies the home. To qualify, buyers must complete a homebuyer education course, purchase a foreclosed home in an area of high need below 85% of its appraised value, and earn less than the income limits. The program aims to help buyers purchase affordable foreclosed homes using FHA rehab loans while stabilizing hard-hit neighborhoods.
The document outlines an agenda for a 20-hour mortgage lending training course, including sections on licensing exams, the mortgage origination process, underwriting, credit, title insurance, escrow, appraisals, and insurance. The course will cover federal and state laws, various mortgage products and terms, the roles of people involved in originating and funding loans, and how to qualify borrowers and analyze applications. The trainer will use presentations, case studies, and group discussions to prepare attendees to obtain their mortgage loan originator license.
This is Part 2 of a slide deck was presented by the University of Illinois Tax School in conjunction with a textbook entitled Limited Liability Companies: Electing Partnership vs. S Corporation Status. The presentation gives good background on various LLC topics (such as LLC formation, LLC operations, Distributions of an LLC, Sale of a Member Interest, Withdrawal of a Member, and Death of a Member). The textbook itself can be purchased at https://taxschool.illinois.edu/.
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This document contains a loan application form requesting information about the applicant's employment history, financial details, existing loan obligations, spouse details, guarantor details if applicable, security being offered, and references. It requests information such as the applicant's name, address, designation, income, tax status, existing loans and their details, loan amount requested, processing fees, loan repayment plan, spouse income, guarantor details like name, address, relationship and income if being offered, assets being offered as security, and contact details of two references including one non-relative.
The USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program aims to improve rural communities by financing businesses and industry. The program bolsters the private credit structure by guaranteeing quality loans of up to $25 million that provide long-term community benefits. Eligible lenders include banks, credit unions, and farm credit institutions. Borrowers must be located in rural areas and engaged in for-profit or nonprofit businesses. The guarantees cover between 60-80% of loans depending on size, and fees of 2-4% are charged. Loans can finance working capital, equipment, real estate, and debt refinancing to start or expand rural businesses.
This document is a personal financial statement that provides details of an individual's assets, liabilities, income, and expenses. It includes sections detailing cash and bank accounts, real estate and personal property owned, life insurance policies, securities, notes and accounts receivable, mortgages and contracts owned, and notes payable. The total net worth is calculated as the difference between total assets and total liabilities. The individual signs to authorize the lender to verify the information provided and agrees to notify them of any adverse changes to their financial condition.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information from applicants seeking a residential mortgage loan. The form collects personal information about borrowers such as name, social security number, date of birth, employment details, monthly income, assets, liabilities, and property information. It is designed to collect all relevant information needed to assess a borrower's eligibility for a residential mortgage loan.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information about the applicant(s) such as personal details, employment, income, assets, debts, and property details if being used as collateral. The purpose is to allow the lender to evaluate the applicant(s) qualifications for a residential loan. It informs that co-applicant information is also required if their income or assets will be used for loan qualification. It describes what information is needed for various types of loans such as conventional, FHA, VA, etc.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information about the applicant(s), the type of loan being applied for, property details, employment details, assets and liabilities, and demographic information. The application collects names, addresses, social security numbers, income sources and amounts, housing expenses, bank account balances, debts and loans, property ownership details, and intended use of the loan. It is designed to collect all relevant information needed to evaluate an application for a conventional, FHA, VA, or USDA residential mortgage loan.
This document is a collection information statement for wage earners and self-employed individuals used by the IRS. It requests personal, employment, income, asset, and liability information over 6 pages. The respondent is asked to provide proof of income sources and asset values. The purpose is to collect financial information to resolve tax accounts.
This document is an application for renting or leasing a property. It requests information such as the applicant's name, date of birth, social security number, contact details, current and previous employment, residence history, vehicle information, personal references, credit accounts, and answers to questions regarding smoking, pets, bankruptcy, evictions, and criminal history. The applicant agrees to pay an application fee and authorizes the verification of the information provided as well as background checks.
This document is an application for renting or leasing a property. It requests information such as the applicant's name, date of birth, social security number, contact details, current and previous employment, residence history, vehicle information, personal references, credit accounts, and answers to questions regarding smoking, pets, bankruptcy, evictions, and criminal history. The applicant agrees to pay an application fee and authorizes the verification of the information provided as well as background checks.
This small business loan application is for Sandy Spring Bank. The applicant is asked to provide detailed information about their business operations, management structure, credit requests and purpose, available collateral, bank accounts, existing loans, trade references, and financial details. If approved, the loan would be used to [PURPOSE OF REQUEST]. The applicant owns [OWNERSHIP %] of the business and has been involved with it since [DATE BUSINESS FOUNDED].
This document contains information regarding an application for credit from EASYLEASE Corp. It states that personal information collected in the application will be used for statistical analysis, credit assessment, loan/lease administration, and enforcement of obligations. It also authorizes EASYLEASE to collect additional financial information from third parties such as references, credit bureaus, and other financial institutions to assess creditworthiness during the application and loan/lease period. Signing the document indicates agreement to these terms.
This document is a credit application that collects company and contact information, equipment details, references, and authorizes a credit check. It requests the company name, address, tax ID, nature of business, contact names, addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of principals. It also asks for equipment details like cost, description, and lease terms. References from banks and trade are solicited. The applicant certifies the credit is for business purposes and authorizes the release of credit information and sharing of reports.
This document is a business lease application that provides key details about the applicant business, its owners/principals, and the proposed equipment lease. It includes the business name and address, contact information, years in operation, tax ID number, bank account information, descriptions of the owners and their ownership percentages, details about the proposed equipment for lease such as estimated costs and lease terms, and signatures authorizing the application and credit check.
This document contains an application for a small business loan. It requests information about the business such as legal name, structure, type of business, tax IDs, number of employees, locations, contact information, financial details including annual sales, credit card sales, deposits, and credit scores. Personal details are also requested for business owners such as name, SSN, DOB, and citizenship status. The applicant authorizes the lender to obtain credit reports and verify application details by speaking with references, landlords, and others.
Curtis Funding Application for financingCurt MacRae
This document is a credit application form for Curtis Funding Group. It requests information about the applicant's business such as name, tax ID, number of employees, contact information, type of business, and owners. It also requests details about the equipment to be financed such as description, vendor information, and pricing. Additional sections request bank account information, insurance, accounting contacts, and acknowledgement of consent for Curtis Funding to use the application information.
The document is a loan application form from Nova Business Lenders. It requests general business and financial information such as the company name and address, ownership percentage, annual revenue, bank statements, loan details, and personal information about the business owner including identity, home address, assets, income sources, and signature. The form states that by signing, the applicant authorizes Nova to make inquiries to evaluate the application and provide the applicant's information to third parties for credit or marketing purposes.
This document provides instructions for clients filling out intake forms for bankruptcy. It emphasizes providing complete and detailed information for assets, debts, income, and other financial details. Clients are advised to disclose all assets and property values, provide full names and addresses for all debts, and answer all questions fully to avoid delays. The document outlines specific information needed for income, statements of affairs, vehicles, court documents, contracts, and ensures clients understand what constitutes an asset.
This is Part 2 of a slide deck was presented by the University of Illinois Tax School in conjunction with a textbook entitled Limited Liability Companies: Electing Partnership vs. S Corporation Status. The presentation gives good background on various LLC topics (such as LLC formation, LLC operations, Distributions of an LLC, Sale of a Member Interest, Withdrawal of a Member, and Death of a Member). The textbook itself can be purchased at https://taxschool.illinois.edu/.
SAMP Dinner Meeting September 15, 2021
Current Issues in Mortgage Lending
RESPA Affiliated Business Arrangements, Bitcoin and Blockchain, Climate Change, Pricing Exceptions
This document contains a loan application form requesting information about the applicant's employment history, financial details, existing loan obligations, spouse details, guarantor details if applicable, security being offered, and references. It requests information such as the applicant's name, address, designation, income, tax status, existing loans and their details, loan amount requested, processing fees, loan repayment plan, spouse income, guarantor details like name, address, relationship and income if being offered, assets being offered as security, and contact details of two references including one non-relative.
The USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Service Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program aims to improve rural communities by financing businesses and industry. The program bolsters the private credit structure by guaranteeing quality loans of up to $25 million that provide long-term community benefits. Eligible lenders include banks, credit unions, and farm credit institutions. Borrowers must be located in rural areas and engaged in for-profit or nonprofit businesses. The guarantees cover between 60-80% of loans depending on size, and fees of 2-4% are charged. Loans can finance working capital, equipment, real estate, and debt refinancing to start or expand rural businesses.
This document is a personal financial statement that provides details of an individual's assets, liabilities, income, and expenses. It includes sections detailing cash and bank accounts, real estate and personal property owned, life insurance policies, securities, notes and accounts receivable, mortgages and contracts owned, and notes payable. The total net worth is calculated as the difference between total assets and total liabilities. The individual signs to authorize the lender to verify the information provided and agrees to notify them of any adverse changes to their financial condition.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information from applicants seeking a residential mortgage loan. The form collects personal information about borrowers such as name, social security number, date of birth, employment details, monthly income, assets, liabilities, and property information. It is designed to collect all relevant information needed to assess a borrower's eligibility for a residential mortgage loan.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information about the applicant(s) such as personal details, employment, income, assets, debts, and property details if being used as collateral. The purpose is to allow the lender to evaluate the applicant(s) qualifications for a residential loan. It informs that co-applicant information is also required if their income or assets will be used for loan qualification. It describes what information is needed for various types of loans such as conventional, FHA, VA, etc.
This document is a uniform residential loan application form. It collects information about the applicant(s), the type of loan being applied for, property details, employment details, assets and liabilities, and demographic information. The application collects names, addresses, social security numbers, income sources and amounts, housing expenses, bank account balances, debts and loans, property ownership details, and intended use of the loan. It is designed to collect all relevant information needed to evaluate an application for a conventional, FHA, VA, or USDA residential mortgage loan.
This document is a collection information statement for wage earners and self-employed individuals used by the IRS. It requests personal, employment, income, asset, and liability information over 6 pages. The respondent is asked to provide proof of income sources and asset values. The purpose is to collect financial information to resolve tax accounts.
This document is an application for renting or leasing a property. It requests information such as the applicant's name, date of birth, social security number, contact details, current and previous employment, residence history, vehicle information, personal references, credit accounts, and answers to questions regarding smoking, pets, bankruptcy, evictions, and criminal history. The applicant agrees to pay an application fee and authorizes the verification of the information provided as well as background checks.
This document is an application for renting or leasing a property. It requests information such as the applicant's name, date of birth, social security number, contact details, current and previous employment, residence history, vehicle information, personal references, credit accounts, and answers to questions regarding smoking, pets, bankruptcy, evictions, and criminal history. The applicant agrees to pay an application fee and authorizes the verification of the information provided as well as background checks.
This small business loan application is for Sandy Spring Bank. The applicant is asked to provide detailed information about their business operations, management structure, credit requests and purpose, available collateral, bank accounts, existing loans, trade references, and financial details. If approved, the loan would be used to [PURPOSE OF REQUEST]. The applicant owns [OWNERSHIP %] of the business and has been involved with it since [DATE BUSINESS FOUNDED].
This document contains information regarding an application for credit from EASYLEASE Corp. It states that personal information collected in the application will be used for statistical analysis, credit assessment, loan/lease administration, and enforcement of obligations. It also authorizes EASYLEASE to collect additional financial information from third parties such as references, credit bureaus, and other financial institutions to assess creditworthiness during the application and loan/lease period. Signing the document indicates agreement to these terms.
This document is a credit application that collects company and contact information, equipment details, references, and authorizes a credit check. It requests the company name, address, tax ID, nature of business, contact names, addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of principals. It also asks for equipment details like cost, description, and lease terms. References from banks and trade are solicited. The applicant certifies the credit is for business purposes and authorizes the release of credit information and sharing of reports.
This document is a business lease application that provides key details about the applicant business, its owners/principals, and the proposed equipment lease. It includes the business name and address, contact information, years in operation, tax ID number, bank account information, descriptions of the owners and their ownership percentages, details about the proposed equipment for lease such as estimated costs and lease terms, and signatures authorizing the application and credit check.
This document contains an application for a small business loan. It requests information about the business such as legal name, structure, type of business, tax IDs, number of employees, locations, contact information, financial details including annual sales, credit card sales, deposits, and credit scores. Personal details are also requested for business owners such as name, SSN, DOB, and citizenship status. The applicant authorizes the lender to obtain credit reports and verify application details by speaking with references, landlords, and others.
Curtis Funding Application for financingCurt MacRae
This document is a credit application form for Curtis Funding Group. It requests information about the applicant's business such as name, tax ID, number of employees, contact information, type of business, and owners. It also requests details about the equipment to be financed such as description, vendor information, and pricing. Additional sections request bank account information, insurance, accounting contacts, and acknowledgement of consent for Curtis Funding to use the application information.
The document is a loan application form from Nova Business Lenders. It requests general business and financial information such as the company name and address, ownership percentage, annual revenue, bank statements, loan details, and personal information about the business owner including identity, home address, assets, income sources, and signature. The form states that by signing, the applicant authorizes Nova to make inquiries to evaluate the application and provide the applicant's information to third parties for credit or marketing purposes.
This document provides instructions for clients filling out intake forms for bankruptcy. It emphasizes providing complete and detailed information for assets, debts, income, and other financial details. Clients are advised to disclose all assets and property values, provide full names and addresses for all debts, and answer all questions fully to avoid delays. The document outlines specific information needed for income, statements of affairs, vehicles, court documents, contracts, and ensures clients understand what constitutes an asset.
1. This document is an asset, income, and liability declaration form for public officials in Bhutan.
2. It requests information about the declarant, their spouse, children, and dependents including personal details, assets owned, income sources, and liabilities.
3. Asset categories include immovable property, shares/stocks, vehicles, deposits, convertible assets, commercial activities, and intellectual property. Income sources and amounts from employment, business, rentals, shares, and other sources are also to be declared.
This document appears to be an intake form for bankruptcy. It collects personal and financial information from a potential bankruptcy client, including name, address, employment details, income sources, expenses, assets, debts, and history of prior bankruptcies or foreclosures. The form has sections to provide monthly income and expense breakdowns, details on secured properties and vehicles, transfers of assets, and an extensive list of current debts.
The document appears to be information from a mortgage consulting company called Alliance Mortgage. It includes details about their Mortgage Concierge Program which provides customized services and strategies to simplify the mortgage process. It then lists various services they provide such as needs analysis, strategic planning sessions, developing a mortgage plan, and ongoing client services. The document also includes a loan application form and questionnaire for potential clients.
This document provides information for a loan application to Meadows Bank, including requirements for applying for an SBA loan. It lists the types of documents and information needed to evaluate a loan request, such as tax returns, financial statements, business licenses, and personal information for owners. It also includes a loan request summary form to provide details on the proposed use of funds. The document outlines Meadows Bank's process for verifying applicant identity and obtaining documentation to comply with relevant laws.
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Rainstar Capital Group is a private equity firm based in Michigan that provides financing options to start trucking businesses, including lease programs for new and used vehicles, term debt for vehicle purchases, and business credit cards. They offer unsecured lines of credit, truck leasing, truck financing, and startup business loans. The company finances trucks over 10 years old and works with clients who have bad credit or complex financing needs.
Commercial Real Estate
Corporate Finance
Small Business
Equipment Financing Needs
Unsecured Lines of Credit
Revenue Based Lines of Credit
Revenue Based Advance
Merchant Cash Advance
Business Lines of Credit
Inventory Financing
Purchase Order Financing
Equipment Leasing
Credit lines and factoring solutions against AR for companies coming out of bankruptcy.
No income, no credit check for financing against equipment for companies coming out of bankruptcy.
Hard Asset financing against appraised value of CRE for companies coming out of bankruptcy.
Rainstar Capital Group is a private equity firm based in Grand Rapids, Michigan that focuses on acquiring multifamily assets and providing financing for multifamily, student housing, and senior housing properties. They provide first and second lien position debt financing for purchases and refinances of multifamily properties, as well as new construction, purchase, and refinance financing for student and senior housing. Rainstar Capital Group works with over 200 registered lenders to bring debt and equity investments to their own acquisition deals and provide debt placement services for their clients.
Rainstar Capital Group is a private equity firm based in Michigan that provides financing options like leasing and term debt for purchasing new or used transportation vehicles. They offer truck lease programs, truck finance programs, and cash out truck refinances. Their financing products also include unsecured lines of credit, equipment financing, and accounts receivables financing. They work with long haul trucks, trucks over 10 years old, clients with bad credit, and complex deals requiring creative financing.
Unsecured Lines of Credit
Revenue Based Lines of Credit
Revenue Based Advance
Merchant Cash Advance
Business Lines of Credit
Inventory Financing
Purchase Order Financing
Equipment Leasing
We provide a materials trade credit solution from 50k to 10M.
We provide equipment financing for your construction needs.
We provide financing against your firm’s cash flow.
We provide lease programs for purchase of new and used transportation vehicles.
We provide term debt for purchases of new or used transportation vehicles.
We provide cash out refinances against free and clear transportation.
Rainstar Capital Group is a private equity firm based in Grand Rapids, Michigan that focuses on acquiring portfolio companies and providing capital and advisory services. They offer various financing options such as accounts receivable financing, equipment financing, and commercial real estate financing to help companies avoid bankruptcy. Their financing products include business credit cards, revenue-based lines of credit, commercial real estate bridge loans, and more. They provide financing for commercial real estate deals over $100k, accounts receivable financing over $50k, asset-based lending over $250k, and equipment financing needs over $250k.
Rainstar Capital Group has developed extensive relationships with Capital Market providers. We bring debt/equity to the deals we personally invest into and provide debt placement services to our 200+ registered lenders.
Rainstar Capital Group is a multi strategy private equity firm based in Grand Rapids, Michigan that makes investments in consumer distressed debt portfolios, small business merchant cash advances, distressed mortgages, high growth companies, residential and commercial real estate. As a capital management and advisory firm RCG focuses on the growth of its portfolio acquisitions along with serving its portfolio companies and clients.
Rainstar Capital Group has developed a diversified platform of lending partners that provide equipment financing, working capital and receivables financing for clients in the transportation space.
“Our obligation is to serve Commercial Contractors in growing their business by providing credit line solutions to help them expand and solve cash flow issues. We welcome the oppourtunity to earn your business!”
CEO- Kurt Nederveld
Rainstar Capital Group has become one of a handful of approved private label partners with a lender that provides Commercial Contractors a revolving line of credit product from 50k to 10M that is used for the purchase of supplies. Rainstar Capital Group handles the underwriting, due diligence, processing and works hand in hand with the lender to fund our clients that are Commercial Contractors.
This document provides a checklist of required documents for different types of funding submissions to Rainstar Capital. It lists the documents needed for initial submissions of merchant cash advances/revenue advances, equipment funding, commercial real estate loans, SBA loans, fix and flips, business lines of credit, business term loans, accounts receivable factoring, and purchase order funding. These include documents like signed applications, bank statements, financial statements, tax returns, purchase agreements, equipment lists, and more depending on the funding amount and type. It also requests contact information for the borrower and Rainstar representative, as well as funding preferences if applicable.
This document lists collateral owned by a company to secure a loan. It includes 15 items with details on equipment description, make, model, year of manufacture, purchase date, original purchase price, current value, and remaining amount owed. The list appears to be part of securing a loan with collateral assets owned by the company.
Items Needed for Real Estate Listed
Mortgage Statement
P -Primary Residence V - Vacation Home R - Rental Property Biz - Commerical Property Owned/Occupied by Business
Business Name
Settlement Statements
Items Needed for Real Estate Listed
Last Appraisal
The Merchant and Owner(s)/Officer(s) identified above (individually, an “Applicant”) each represents, acknowledges and agrees that (1) all information and documents provided to Representative including credit card processor statements are true, accurate and complete, (2) Applicant will immediately notify Representative of any change in such information or financial condition, (3) Applicant authorizes Representative to disclose all information and documents that Representative may obtain including credit reports to other persons or entities (collectively, "Assignees") that may be involved with or acquire commercial loans having daily repayment features or purchases of future receivables including Merchant Cash Advance transactions, including without limitation the application therefor (collectively, "Transactions"), and each Assignee is authorized to use such information and documents, and share such information and documents with other Assignees, in connection with potential Transactions, (4) Representative and each Assignee will rely upon the accuracy and completeness of such information and documents, (5) Representative, Assignees, and each of their representatives, successors, assigns and designees (collectively, “Recipients”) are authorized to request and receive any investigative reports, credit reports, statements from creditors or financial institutions, verification of information, or any other information that a Recipient deems necessary, (6) Applicant waives and releases any claims against Recipients and any information-providers arising from any act or omission relating to the requesting, receiving or release of information, and (7) each Owner/Officer represents that he or she is authorized to sign this form on behalf of Merchant. A copy of this authorization may be accepted as an original. A copy of this authorization may be accepted as an original. The term “Representative” shall mean any funding source looking to offer, make available, or provide to the Merchant access to loans or merchant cash advances based on such Merchant’s future receivables or sales and/or structured with a periodic repayment feature.
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Commercial Loan App
1. Page 1 of 4
PERSONAL INCOME SOURCES
MONTHLY ANNUALLY
Borrower and Co-Borrower Gross Salary
Schedule B (Recruiting Interest and Dividends)
Schedule C (Net Profit of Proprietorships)
Schedule D (Recurring Capital Gains Less Losses)
Schedule E (Recurring Rental Income Exluding Subject Property)
Other (List)
TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME
PERSONAL CASH REQUIREMENTS
MONTHLY ANNUALLY
Residence Mortgage Payment / Rent Payment
Federal, State & Real Estate Taxes
Installment Loan Payments
Credit Card Payments
Rental Mortgage P&I Payments and Expenses (Exlude Subject Property)
Alimony/Child Support
Other (List)
TOTAL PERSONAL EXPENSES
Commercial Loan Application
PERSONAL INFORMATION
RESUME
DECLARATIONS
Borrower
Borrower’s Name DOB (mm/dd/yyyy)
Social Security Number
Borrower
Co-Borrower
E-Mail Address E-Mail Address
Present Address (street, city, state, zip)
Name and Address of Employer
Name and Address of Employer
Title/Position Type of Business
Years on this job Yrs in ProfessionBusiness Phone (incl. area code)
Title/Position Type of Business
Dates (from-to)Business Phone (incl. area code)
Name and Address of Employer
Name and Address of Employer
Title/Position Type of Business
Years on this job Yrs in ProfessionBusiness Phone (incl. area code)
Title/Position Type of Business
Dates (from-to)Business Phone (incl. area code)
Former Address (street, city, state, zip)
If residing at present address for less than seven (7) years, complete the following:
If employed in current position for less than two (2) years, complete the following:
Married Separated Unmarried (include single, divorced, widowed)
Rent $ Per Mo. No. Yrs.
Own
Yes No
Rent $ Per Mo. No. Yrs.
If you answer “yes” to any questions 1 through 6, use Continuation Sheet for explanations.
1. Are there any outstanding judgements against you?
2. Have you been declared bankrupt in the last 10 years?
3. Have you had property forclosed upon or given title or deed in lieu?
4. Are you a party to a lawsuit?
5. Are you obligated to pay alimony, child support, or separate maintenance?
6. Are any of your assets held in a trust?
7. Are you a U.S. citizen?
8. Are you a permanent resident alien? If yes please provide a copy of resident alien ID card.
Home Phone (incl. area code)
Cell Phone (incl. area code)
Co-Borrower’s Name
Co-Borrower
Yes No
Married Separated Unmarried (include single, divorced, widowed)
DOB (mm/dd/yyyy)
Social Security Number
Present Address (street, city, state, zip)
Former Address (street, city, state, zip)
OwnOwn Rent $ Per Mo. No. Yrs.
Own Rent $ Per Mo. No. Yrs.
Home Phone (incl. area code)
Cell Phone (incl. area code)
2. Page 2 of 4
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Cash deposit toward
purchase held by:
Name and address of Bank, S&L, or Credit Union
Acct. no. $
Name and address of Bank, S&L, or Credit Union
Acct. no. $
Name and address of Bank, S&L, or Credit Union
Acct. no. $
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Stocks & Bonds (Company
name/number description)
Life insurance net cash value
Real Estate owned (enter market
value from schedule of real
estate owned)
Vested interest in retirement fund
Net worth of business(es) owned
(attach financial statement)
Automobiles owned (make & yr.)
Schedule of Real Estate Owned (if additional properties are owned, use continuation sheet)
List any additional names under which credit has previously been received and indicate appropriate creditor name(s) and account number(s):
Other Assets (itemize)
Property Address (enter S if sold, PS if pending
sale or R if rental being held for income)
Creditor Name Account NumberAlternate Name
Total Assets a.
Face amount: $
Subtotal Liquid Assets
Name and address of Company
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Alimony/Child Support/Separate
Maintenance Payments Owed to:
Job-related Expense (child care, union
dues, etc.)
Net Worth
(a minus b)
Total Monthly Payments
Total Liabilities b.
Acct. no.
Acct. no.
$ Payments/Months $
Name and address of Company
Type of
Property
Totals
Present
Market Value
Amount of
Mortgages & Liens
Gross
Rental Income
Mortgage
Payments
Net
Rental Income
Insurance,
Maintenance,
Taxes & Misc.
$ Payments/Months $
$
$
$
$
$ $ $ $ $
$ $ $ $ $
$ $ $ $ $
$ $ $ $
$
$
$
$ $
$
$
ASSETS
LIABILITIES Unpaid Balance
Monthly Payment &
Months Left to PayList checking and savings accounts below
Cash or
Market Value
Commercial Loan Application
Description
Borrower
Co-Borrower
Jointly Not JointlyCompleted
This Statement and any applicable supporting schedules may be completed jointly by both married and unmarried Co-Borrowers if their assets and liabilities
are sufficiently joined so that the Statement can be meaningfully and fairly presented on a combined basis; otherwise, separate Statements and Schedules
are required. If the Co-Borrower section was completed about a non-applicant spouce or other person, this Statement and supporting schedules must be
completed by that spouce or other person also.
Liabilities and Pleged Assets. List the creditor’s name, address and account number for all
outstanding debts, including automobile loans, revolving charge accounts, real estate loans,
alimony, child support, stock pledges, etc. Use continuation sheet, if necessary. Indicate by (*)
those liabilities which will be satisfied upon sale of real estate owned or upon refinancing of the
subject property.
3. Page 3 of 4
INFORMATION ABOUT PROPERTY TO BE FINANCED
Property Address
Construction Type (CTU, frame, block, etc.)
Purchase Money Loan
Purchase Price
Refinance Loan
Have all payments been made on time for the last 12 months?
Year Aquired
Existing Liens - Lender
Cash Out Request
Amount Requested
(If no, please explain on a separate page)
Cash out use:
Date Made Original Amount Current Balance Term Rate SBA?
Original Cost Year Improved Improvement Cost Present Value
Is there a prepayment penalty?
Seller Credits
$
Source of Down Payment
Property Type (industrial, retail, office, mixed use, etc.)
Yes No
Zoning % Occupied Now
County
# Units Building Size Lot Size Year Built
Yes No
Commercial Loan Application
VESTING OF REAL ESTATE TITLE
Loan Amount Requested
Print Exact Names of Individuals, Form of Title, or Entity
Borrower
Co-Borrower
Purpose
Purchase Refinance Refi-Cash Out
Type of Entity (select one) C-Corp S-Corp Partnership Proprietorship Other:
Business Type (select one) Retail Service Wholesale Manufacturing Construction
OWNERSHIP/OFFICERS/DIRECTORS
Name: Title: % Owned:
Name: Title: % Owned:
Name: Title: % Owned:
Name: Title: % Owned:
Name: Title: % Owned:
Name: Title: % Owned:
BUSINESS INFORMATION
Business Name
DBA:
Primary Business Address
Primary Contact Name:
Phone #:
Fax #:
Mo. Rent paid at this location: $ Sq.Ft.?
Mo/Mo?Lease Expires:
Business Tax ID #:
E-Mail Address:
Number of Employees:
Date Business Established:
Web Site:
Executive / Mailing Address, if other Sq.Ft. Mo. Rent $ Lease Expires
List Additional Business Locations Sq.Ft. Mo. Rent $ Lease Expires
4. Page 4 of 4
Commercial Loan Application
HISTORY
Nature of Business
Types of Products / Services as percentage of total revenue
Business revenue (Sales) trends in the last 3 years are
Explain what factors have affected your trends:
Increasing Decreasing Stable
Business profitability (Net Income) trends in the last 3 years are
Explain what factors have affected your trends:
Increasing Decreasing Stable
BUSINESS DECLARATIONS
Yes No N/A
If you answer “Yes” to any questions, use Continuation Sheet for explanations.
1. Is the business a party to a lawsuit?
2. Has the business been involved in bankruptcy proceedings in the last 10 years?
3. Does the business have deliquent federal, state, payroll, sales or other tax liability?
4. Has the business had property foreclosed upon or given title or deed in lieu?
5. If renting, have you paid rent on time for each of the last 12 months?
6. Does the business, its owners or majority stockholders have any other loans?
(If “Yes”, please provide information)
DOCUMENTS ADDITIONALY NEEDED
In order to be considered for a commercial loan approval, the following documents are required.
Fully executed purchase contract; if applicable
Tri-merge credit report.
DSCR worksheet - signed and dated.
Environmental Disclosure - signed and dated.
Structural Disclosure - signed and dated.
Rental or mortgage history. 12 months cancelled checks or bank statements evidencing payment history.
Evidence of being in business for 2 years and business license.
Photos of subject property.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND AGREEMENT
Borrower’s Signature
BORROWER
Ethnicity:
I do not wish to furnish this information
Hispanic or Latino
Female Male
Not Hispanic or Latino
Race:
Sex:
To be Completed by Interviewer
American Indian or
Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or
Other Pacific Islander
Asian
White
Black or
African American
CO-BORROWER
Ethnicity:
I do not wish to furnish this information
Hispanic or Latino
Female Male
Not Hispanic or Latino
Race:
Sex:
American Indian or
Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or
Other Pacific Islander
Asian
White
Black or
African American
This application was taken by:
Name and Address of Interviewer’s EmployerInterviewer’s Name (print or type)
Interviewer’s Signature Date
Interviewer’s Phone Number (incl. area code)
Face-to-face interview
Mail
Telephone
Internet
Date
X X
DateCo-Borrower’s Signature
I/We authorize ________________________________________________ and/or assigns to make inquiries as necessary to verify the accuracy of the
statements made in this application and to determine my/our creditworthiness. I/We authorize and instruct any person or consumer reporting agency to
compile and furnish any information it may have or obtain in response to such credit inquiries. I/We certify the above and the statements contained in the
attachments are true and accurate as of the stated date. These statements are made for the purposes of obtaining a loan. I/We understand FALSE
statements may result in possible prosecution by the U.S. Attorney General (Reference 18 U.S.C. 1001). I/We authorize the release of this information
whether the signature below is an original or copy.
The following information is requested by the Federal Government for certain types of loans related to a dwelling in order to monitor the lender’s compliance with equal credit
opportunity, fair housing and home mortgage diclosure laws. You are not required to furnish this information, but are encouraged to do so. The law provides that a lender may not
discriminate either on the basis of this information, or on whether you choose to furnish it. If you furnish the information, please provide both ethnicity and race. For race, you may
check more than one designation. If you do not furnish ethnicity, race, or sex, under Federal regulations, this lender is required to note the information on the basis of visual
observation and surname if you have made this application in person. If you do not wish to furnish the information, please check the box below. (Lender must review the above
material to assure that the disclosures satisfy all requirements to whcih the lender is subject under applicable state law for the particular type of loan applied for.)