Learn How to Get the Right Funding – Business Funding Course

BUSINESS FUNDING NOW

This self-paced online course is designed to equip entrepreneurs, business owners, and funding professionals with the knowledge and tools to secure business financing successfully.

Whether you're just starting out or seeking capital to scale, understanding how to navigate the funding landscape is key. This course breaks down everything you need to know—from application prep to lender expectations—so you can confidently apply and get funded.

What You’ll Learn:

Differences between SBA loans, MCA, business credit cards, and more

Credit-based, revenue-based, asset-based, and equipment loan options

How to choose the right loan based on your stage and structure

How to collect and organize the right documentation

How to use a Funding Range Report to increase your funding success

How lenders evaluate risk and structure offers

Course Includes:

Video lessons from industry experts

Step-by-step funding preparation modules

Downloadable document checklists and application templates

Real examples and case studies of funded businesses

Bonus: How to prequalify clients if you're an affiliate or agent

Perfect For:

Entrepreneurs and startups seeking funding education

Small business owners preparing to apply for capital

Affiliates and agents who want to help others get funded and earn commissions

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Funding Landscape Exploration:

Get an in-depth overview of the various funding sources, including traditional bank loans, alternative lending options, venture capital, government contract financing, ERC Tax Credit and more. Discover which funding channels align with your business or your client’s business objectives and financial requirements.

Business Financials

Business financials refer to the financial information and statements that provide an overview of a company's financial position, performance, and cash flow. Understand the business's financial health, prepare accurate financial statements, and demonstrate creditworthiness to lenders. This includes various documents and reports such as balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and financial projections.

These financial documents are essential for understanding the financial performance and health of a business, assessing its growth potential, attracting investors or lenders, and making informed business decisions.

Tailored Funding Strategies

Every business is unique, and so should its funding approach. Understand how to create personalized funding strategies that align with your business model, industry, and specific needs.

Funding Landscape Exploration

The Business Funding Expert Certification Course is a complete guide to 30 different types of business loans and their requirements, pros, and cons. It's perfect for small businesses, business loan brokers, and entrepreneurs who want to get into the nitty-gritty of the business funding world.

Interactive Learning

Our video avatar gives a clear description, a case study, the pros and cons, and the requirements and supporting documents for each loan in the course. This is a comprehensive approach to educating and informing you about business funding options.

Flexible Learning Options

Flexible learning options are a key aspect of modern education and training. They allow individuals to learn at their own pace and on their own terms, making education more accessible and convenient. These online courses provide the flexibility to learn from anywhere, at any time. There is no time limit on the loan modules. When you are ready to take the final exam, you will have 120 minutes to complete the exam and 3 attempts to score 75% or higher to get your Business Funding Expert Certification.

Comprehensive Resources

The case studies and 5-question formula are also highly valuable, as they provide real-world examples of how businesses have successfully utilized different funding options and highlight the impact they have on the growth and success of their business.

Commissions

The earnings of loan brokers can vary greatly depending on several factors, such as the type of loans they specialize in, their level of expertise, the market conditions, and the commission structure they have in place. It is challenging to provide an exact figure as incomes can fluctuate significantly. Generally, loan brokers earn their income through commissions based on the loans they facilitate. These commissions can be a percentage of the loan amount or a flat fee per loan.

For example, commercial loan brokers can earn commissions ranging from 1% to 5% of the total loan amount. So, if a broker successfully facilitates a $1 million loan with a 2% commission rate, their commission would be $20,000.