Loan programs
Syracuse business owners can access SBA 7(a) loans, working capital advances, equipment financing, commercial real estate mortgages, business lines of credit, and invoice factoring, each designed with different collateral requirements and repayment schedules. The SBA 7(a) loan program remains popular along the James Street and Armory Square corridors for its long amortization periods, while manufacturers in Lakeland and the northern industrial parks often prefer equipment financing that matches loan terms to the useful life of machinery. Retailers near Destiny USA and restaurant operators in Tipperary Hill frequently turn to working capital loans when seasonal revenue swings demand flexible repayment structures. Myrtlefield Funding brokers all these products, comparing lender appetite and term sheets so you secure the most workable arrangement for your operation.
Small business
Qualification hinges on time in business, revenue consistency, credit profile, and the strength of collateral or cash flow, with each program setting its own thresholds. A two-year-old café in Westcott might qualify for a working capital advance based on daily credit-card receipts, while a machine shop in Solvay seeking a laser cutter would lean on the equipment itself as collateral. Lenders review tax returns, bank statements, and accounts-receivable aging reports to gauge repayment capacity. Myrtlefield Funding pre-qualifies borrowers before submitting applications, saving time and protecting your credit inquiries across the Syracuse service area.
How it works
Applying begins with a fifteen-minute consultation at our Syracuse office or by phone, followed by document collection and lender matchmaking based on your industry and term preferences. Bring recent profit-and-loss statements, balance sheets, and a brief narrative of how the funds will be deployed. We present your package to lenders who actively write paper in Central New York, negotiate terms that preserve your working-capital cushion, and coordinate closing logistics. Visit us at 731 James St, Syracuse, NY 13203, or call (315) 862-5805 to start.
Small business
A third-generation bakery near the Regional Market needed to replace aging ovens and expand freezer capacity before the State Fair season. The owners wanted a repayment schedule that matched their late-summer revenue peak rather than level monthly payments. Myrtlefield Funding structured an equipment loan with a six-month interest-only period, allowing the bakery to capture Fair income before principal payments began, demonstrating how flexible terms support seasonal Central New York businesses.
Serving the Syracuse area

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Common questions
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