AMOS CAPITAL INVESTMENTS

ABOUT US

At Amos Capital we make the application process quick and simple by offering it online and only require financial statements from the last three months. Our alternative lending application process takes as little as three minutes and doesn’t require extensive paperwork. When you apply, Amos Capital will contact you as soon as possible to connect you with one of our Lending Specialists to get the process moving quickly. We pride ourselves on having high approval rates. Your chances of being approved for an alternative business loan with us is higher than you might think with your current credit. Once you are approved, we provide you with funding quickly so you can immediately get to work on pursuing your business goals.
We don’t just make it easy for you to apply but also provide easy ways to make payments by providing online payment options. Automatic payments means less worry about missing or late payments. We offer flexible loan terms, amounts, and options. Working with Amos Capital means you can choose from a range of alternative lending options. Plus, our wide variety of additional business loans allows you to select an alternative loan that best fits your business needs. Alternative small business loans give you flexibility with your finances while helping you maintain confidence in your business.  We can fund your business needs, ranging from 10K, up to the heights of 5B. We are allowing the American dream to live on and thrive! Please note that while the credit score of at least 700, and asset based lending makes it truly more possible than ever, that it is not the end all and be all with AMOS CAPITAL INVESTMENTS. We look forward to providing information, strategies, and solutions.

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If you are ready for someone to put your needs first, and only interested in solutions for you, take a look at our Gold Mine and simply get in touch.

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What keeps you up late at night??

Poor cash flow is one of the most common reasons small businesses fail, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. Small-business working capital usually includes a mix of cash and credit, which can change without much warning.

Understanding the downsides of poor capital management can help you take steps to protect your company when funds are tight.

What Is Working Capital?

Technically, working capital refers to your assets and liabilities, according to Bank of America’s small-business portal. BOA recommends keeping your working capital ratio up to date to make sure you don’t overextend yourself.

To manage working capital effectively, small-business owners should focus on the amount of cash and credit they have available while keeping an eye on accounts payable coming due soon. Think of working capital as capital you have to work with.

You Can’t Pay Your Bills

When you lack working capital, you can’t pay your bills. This can cause legal problems, including the seizure and closure of your business.  It’s important to make sure that you have credit sources ready to help you out whenever you run out of cash. These can include credit cards, loans from family and friends, bank loans and lines of credit.

You Might Lose Suppliers

Even if you eventually pay your vendors and suppliers, they may cut you off from the things you need to run your business if you continually pay late. The smaller your suppliers, the more likely they are to look for replacement customers. At that point, they might not be able to sell to you even if they wanted to.

Late Orders to Customers

If a lack of working capital causes delays in production and delivery of your products or services, your customers may not wait. In today’s need-it-overnight business environment, consumers have many choices and alternatives. Once your customers try a competitor, they might stay with that business, leaving you for good. At the very least, you’ll have to spend time and money trying to get them back.

Employees Don’t Get Paid

Your employees might not stop working for you the first time you delay their pay, but you’ve sent a message to them that the business is in trouble. This not only hurts morale, but rumors might circulate in the marketplace, and employees might start leaving for greener pastures.

You Don’t Get Paid

Another disadvantage of a lack of capital is that you might not get paid, or you’ll have to reduce what you take home. Depending on your situation, you might need to look for other work, sell part of your business to an investor, or cut back on your hours and release staff. This is why Private Lending is the perfect solution!