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Funding Notes for Marietta, GA Business Owners

Longer pieces on buying into a law firm, evaluating a medical practice, what an insurance agency costs and financing a restaurant purchase, each with Cobb County counts.

How we work with funding partners

  1. First conversation

    Call us or ask for a call back, then describe the expense.

  2. Narrowed options

    We name the funding types that fit and the records a partner may request.

  3. Partner decision

    The partner reviews and answers; any offer is yours to accept or turn down.

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In short

Shorerock Loans, a small-business funding service in Marietta, Georgia, publishes longer articles for Cobb County owners on buying into or buying a practice, an agency or a restaurant, and short notes on cash flow terms funding partners use.

Equipment Financing: Loan, Lease or Both?

Both. An equipment loan makes the business the owner once it is paid; a lease pays for use. The equipment financing page compares them, and the medical practice article shows how equipment counts in a practice purchase.

What Is Global Cash Flow? A Plain Answer for Cobb County, GA Owners

Global cash flow adds the business's cash flow to the owners' personal income and debts, to see whether everything together can carry a new payment. A partner may use it when owners guarantee the funding, as with many small firms; 58.6% of Cobb County's employer establishments had fewer than five employees in 2023. The law firm buy-in article shows how a partner's personal draw enters that picture.

How to Get Working Capital?

Name the gap in dollars and days, show the receipts that will close it, and compare offers on total cost. The working capital page walks through a payroll example.

What Is Monthly Cash Flow? Explained for Marietta, GA Owners

Money in minus money out over a month, counted when cash moves rather than when work is billed. A month with high billings can still have negative cash flow if clients pay late, which is the gap working capital and lines of credit exist for.

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Start out with what the money is for

Call (770) 275-6482 or send the short form. Name the expense and its due date, and we will say which funding types a partner should see.

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