Multiple Owners Here’s how you should Prepare your Business Loan Application
When you are not a sole proprietor of your business and there are others too with whom you share the ownership of your business, it is called a business with multiple owners. Blog: https://amritaagarwalblog.wordpress.com/2018/04/17/multiple-owners-heres-how-you-should-prepare-your-business-loan-application/
When you are not a sole proprietor of your business and there are others too with whom you share the ownership of your business, it is called a business with multiple owners.
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<strong>Multiple</strong> <strong>Owners</strong>? <strong>Here’s</strong> <strong>how</strong> <strong>you</strong><br />
<strong>should</strong> <strong>Prepare</strong> <strong>you</strong>r <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Loan</strong><br />
<strong>Application</strong><br />
When <strong>you</strong> are not a sole proprietor of <strong>you</strong>r business and there are others too<br />
with whom <strong>you</strong> share the ownership of <strong>you</strong>r business, it is called a business<br />
with multiple owners. The need of money in any kind of business can arise at<br />
any point of time and <strong>you</strong>r business may be in need of some extra fund.<br />
Abusiness loan is undoubtedly the best and most convenient way to raise fund<br />
for <strong>you</strong>r business. But when the ownership is shared by multiple persons then<br />
the owners have to take some additional consideration while submitting the<br />
business loan application. The next 3 minute read will give an insight into the<br />
type of business loan application which will make <strong>you</strong> get a positive response<br />
from the lender.<br />
The Kind of Partnership<br />
A partnership of business can be an affordable way to start a business. Sharing<br />
financial responsibility and clubbing the credit scores of all partners to<br />
complement each other can become a strong point to make <strong>you</strong>r loan<br />
application go sanctioned. But before <strong>you</strong> apply for a business loan, one must<br />
know the type of partnership business <strong>you</strong> are having. There are three kinds of<br />
partnership in general.
General Partnerships<br />
A general partnership is the kind of partnership where all the partners are<br />
equally liable for management, decisions profits and losses. Sometimes the<br />
ownership can be unequal too provided the definition of each partner’s<br />
responsibility needs to be determined before the partnership is formed.<br />
Limited Partnerships<br />
The limited partnership is when the ownership of the partners depends on their<br />
share of the business. Such kind of partnership makes partners have less liability<br />
and less management input as most of the times such partnerships are done for<br />
an investment purpose.<br />
Joint Ventures<br />
Joint ventures are a kind of partnership which lasts for a small duration may be<br />
for one project or two. Such partnership lasts for a limited time where a starting<br />
and an end date is prefixed.<br />
How to Apply For A <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Loan</strong> With <strong>Multiple</strong> <strong>Owners</strong>?<br />
There are some key points which one <strong>should</strong> take into consideration while<br />
submitting a first time business loan application.<br />
All the partners of the business must have a good credit score. Any<br />
of them with a low credit score can result in facing rejection. The<br />
partners much check everyone’s credit score before submitting the<br />
loan application.<br />
Each partner must keep some of their valuables for the security of the<br />
loan. Every applicant must possess such asset which is valuable<br />
enough to act as collateral of the loan. Failing to do so by any of the<br />
partners can make the lenders reject the application.<br />
As mentioned above, the ownership of a company can be distributed<br />
equally or unequally. If any of the partners have a ownership of 20<br />
percent or more, the rules say that this small business must produce a<br />
personal guarantee while applying for a business loan. such<br />
guarantees are taken by the lenders to be assured that in the cases like
defaulting, the person himself will be liable to repay the loan. It is<br />
experienced by many business loan defaulters that their personal<br />
assets like property or home are auctioned by the lender to recover<br />
the lent money.<br />
Before applying for a business loan application, it is better to clear<br />
all Credit cards, student loans, mortgages, car loans, medical bills,<br />
and foreclosures which can impact the eligibility. Every owner<br />
must disclose their financial liabilities to other partners before<br />
reaching a lender.<br />
Rather than everything else, a strong business proposal is an<br />
essential tool to impress the lender. If one is facing troubles then<br />
the business structure must be reconstructed. Rewriting articles of<br />
organization, redrafting operating agreements etc can be done to<br />
reframe the business proposal.<br />
A business with multiple owners may be one of the many ways which enable a<br />
person with less investment to start his own business. The contribution of each<br />
partner completes the whole system which is needed to start a business. Getting<br />
a loan for a partnership business is a bit more complicated than a general<br />
business loan. But with an application which is completed and equipped with all<br />
required documents are enough to make it granted. Before applying for a<br />
business loan, all co-owners must sit and discuss everyone’s credit history.<br />
When there will be a deep understanding of past, it will be easy for all of them<br />
to go towards a successful future