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Date Added.: May 11, 2010;
Category: Do you own a restaurant that has been recently affected by the downward economy? While running your own business can be fun and exciting, there is no avoiding the stress that accompanies it. With financial burdens looming, even with conservative spending, you may need a little extra help in helping your business run efficiently. Five Point Capital understands the financial pressure and we may be able to help relieve some of the burden. With Five Point Capital’s restaurant cash advance program, we help small companies get the cash they need to get their businesses back in shape, buy supplies, and fund anything else they need to help their restaurants run smoothly. Our working capital program offers small businesses an alternative to loans by giving you cash in exchange for a fixed dollar amount of your credit card sales until your advance is paid in full. Five Point Capital takes the worry out of financing your restaurant because we don’t get paid until you get paid! If you are interested in getting money for your new restaurant, please submit an online request form and in as little as five days, we can help you bring your restaurant back on track.
Hungry for new furniture or equipment? Five Point Capital provides restaurant owners with restaurant equipment leasing and financing to maximize your working cash and to ultimately save you money. Purchasing equipment can cost a fortune upfront and maintaining it can eat away at your profits. Five Point Capital’s restaurant equipment leasing and financing options help small businesses get the equipment they need to run their businesses. Best of all, you pay for the restaurant equipment with the income it generates through a fixed payment plan, so it doesn’t drain your working capital. Five Point Capital makes growing and expanding your business easier than ever before. Now with our working capital program and restaurant equipment leasing and financing options, you never need to worry about buying supplies or paying off loans ever again. Request cash when you need it and then pay it back as you go, when you can afford it.
