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Ralph DonovanSpent a lot of time rejecting offers for the ERC due to uncertainty about the funds. Daniel walked me through the process and REIL made it almost effortless on my part. I was also able to get quick funding while I was waiting for my ERC credit. I will definitely keep these guys in mind for any future financial needs.william porterWill Ducket brought me information that previously I had rejected from others. He answered my questions and provided information and a reference that allowed me to proceed and now I received my ERC payment...money I didn't have until my calls with WillValerie EmanuelThese guys are super deal makers, especially, Daniel Benjamin. Need a loan? Daniel is the business loan adviser that can get the deal done. There is very rarely a decline with the Reil Capital team.joseph Rucereto jrReil capital got me back retention credit. More then I expected there team was awesome professional And always updated me anytime I contacted themmargaret pickersgillI WANT TO TELL YOU OF MY EXPERIENCE WITH REILL AND JUAN GOMEZ. JUAN AND REIL HAVE BEEN VERY CO-OPERATIVE IN HELPING US WITH FUNDING. JUAN AND MICHELE ARE TRYING TO GET US A GRANT, WHICH AT THIS TIME WOULD BE VERY HELPFUL TO OUR BUSINESS. IF YOU NEED ANY FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE LET US KNOW. THANK YOU MARGARET FROM BEYOND BEAUTIUL HAIR dba ROBERT JAMES SALON, RIVERHEAD, NEW YORSubhasThanks very much for the loan you gave us. I needed very badly for the business. Ryan worked with us patiently and quickly. I like to do the business again in future.Nigel WrightDaniel is a rockstar and he will get your business exactly what you need! Highly recommend.Jacob GandzjukThank you so much to Joseph and his team! You guys are amazing and I can’t thank you enough for helping us out with the ERC as well. Hands down the best!Google rating score: 4.6 of 5, based on 28 reviews
Investment Funding involves securing capital from external sources to finance your business. Investors provide funds in exchange for a share in the ownership, profits, or repayment of the business. Investment Funding can be used for various purposes, including startup capital, expansion, research and development, or other business initiatives. The terms and structure of Investment Funding can vary widely depending on the type of investment and the agreements between the parties involved.
The types of Investment Funding are Equity Funding, Debt Financing, and Convertible Debt.
Investment Funding can be a good idea for startups, as it provides crucial capital to get the business off the ground and support its growth.
Finding investors for your business can be challenging, but it's essential. At REIL Capital, we assist by connecting you with potential investors.
Equity Financing involves selling ownership stakes in your business in exchange for capital. Investors become partial owners and share in the business's profits and losses. Debt Financing, on the other hand, involves borrowing money that must be repaid with interest. In this case, the business retains ownership but has an obligation to repay the borrowed amount.
Convertible Debt is a type of financing in which a business borrows money from investors with the understanding that the debt can be converted into equity at a later stage, typically upon certain conditions or events, such as a future funding round. This option allows for flexibility, as it starts as debt but can later transform into ownership shares in the company.
Investment Loans are a form of debt financing where a business or individual borrows money for the purpose of investing. These loans can be used for various investment opportunities, such as purchasing real estate, stocks, or other assets. The return on investment is expected to cover the cost of the loan and generate a profit.
Equity-Based Funding involves raising capital by selling shares or ownership stakes in a business. It can include equity crowdfunding, where multiple investors contribute small amounts of money in exchange for equity in a company. Equity-Based Funding allows businesses to raise capital while sharing ownership with investors.