Financing

How It Works

  1. Application: A business applies for a floor plan loan from a financial institution or lender.
  2. Approval: If approved, the lender provides a line of credit specifically for purchasing inventory.
  3. Purchasing Inventory: The business uses this credit line to buy inventory items.
  4. Interest and Fees: The business pays interest on the amount borrowed and may also incur additional fees.
  5. Repayment: As inventory is sold, the business repays the loan. Repayments are typically based on the sales of the inventory purchased with the loan.

Key Features

  • Revolving Credit: Similar to a credit card, the credit line can be used repeatedly as long as the balance is paid down.
  • Short-Term: Generally used for short periods, aligning with the typical sales cycle of the inventory.
  • Interest Rates: Can vary depending on the lender, the type of inventory, and the business’s creditworthiness.

Benefits

  • Improved Cash Flow: Enables businesses to maintain inventory levels without tying up significant amounts of cash.
  • Increased Sales: More inventory can lead to higher sales potential.
  • Flexibility: Often, businesses can adjust their borrowing as needed.

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