2. Credit Enhancement Pros , a business loan company and consulting
firm, now partners with clients to write individually tailored business
plans. Expert consultants write plans which serve as blueprints and
provide potential lenders with details on a company’s past, its present
operations, and future projections.
Seattle, WA – November 7, 2013 – Small businesses can work with
Credit Enhancement Pros a business consulting firm, to develop their
business plans, as the company now partners with any client to write a
solid plan for the future. Customers can still rely on the firm to help
secure small business funding. The business loan company now writes
complete business plans based on months of research and data and
the amount a client is seeking.
3. A business plan is required by any potential lender. It must incorporate
many details, including information on past performance, the current
state of operations, and what the company’s future projections are
like. Each plan written by Credit Enhancement Pros is crafted around
the loan amount the client requests. The average business plan the
company provides ranges from 70-100 pages in length and is loaded
with hard data lenders look for. Also, the service helps small business
loan seekers avoid frustrations down the road and provides a detailed,
structured plan that includes segments such as:
Executive Summary: A synopsis of the company’s current state and
where it intends to go. This section includes a mission statement,
product/service details, and financial information plus any other
details a potential investor might take notice of.
4. Competition analysis: Details based on extensive market and industry
research of the client’s main competitors. Potential investors can see how
well a company understands the market, who its competitors are, and how
they might impact sales and performance.
Company history and competitiveness: An analysis by the small business
advisor of how the company performed in the past and a comparison to
competitors in its specific industry.
Risk Assessment: Various considerations are discussed, such as risks common
to the industry and how the company would handle situations such as lack of
demand, financial, personnel, and security risks, for example.
5. • Use of Proceeds: An assessment of how the company plans to
spend the proceeds gained from a small business loan. The data
here consider how much will be spent on product development,
equipment, marketing, repaying debt, and other items.
• Profit & Loss Statement: The company’s income based on sales and
expenses over a given time period. With these data, businesses and
lenders can see the real profit earned or lost while companies can
formulate sales targets and product and service pricing.
6. Also within the context of the business plan, the small business
consultant provides additional items such as an advertising analysis, an
industry market study, segmentation analysis, marketing strategy plan,
three-year financial projections, balance sheets, and cash flow
projections. In effect, all of the information a lender requires when
assigning a new business loan. Since the business plan is so important
in this respect, Credit Enhancement tailors each plan to the loan
amount, so the client’s chances of being funded are maximized.
Business plan writing services are available now. To learn more, go to
www.creditenhancementpros.com.
7. About Credit Enhancement, LLC.
• Credit Enhancement PROS is a small business
loan providing alternatives to traditional hard-toget start-up and small business financing.
Professional and courteous help is available to
each client while bad credit, personal property, or
issues commonly factored in by banks do not
affect lending approvals. Loan amounts begin at
$500,000. Communicating via phone and e-mail,
the company offers a time-saving financing
option based on the client’s needs.
8. Compay Information
• Company:
Credit Enhancement Pros
• Address:
1200 Westlake Avenue North
#1006
• Seattle, WA 98109
• Phone:
(866) 433-0406
• Fax:
(866) 349-0447
• Web:
www.creditenhancementpros.com
• Contact: Mark Matthews
