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How would a merchant cash advance help your business? It's not a loan. You get capital now and repay it from future sales, so payments can flex with your revenue. See if it fits. Apply here: buff.ly/PMB7gQ2

A law firm was on this week's list. Even businesses that bill by the hour wait 60 to 90 days to get paid for those hours. $80,000 in working capital, plus four more deals from $75,000 up. Apply here: buff.ly/sDZ6md4

Large businesses use AI at about twice the rate of the smallest: 44% vs. 22%, per Census data. Big companies budget for new tools. Small ones fund them from cash flow. Let's change that. Apply here: buff.ly/Tztm0Ww

Payroll is the one bill a restaurant can't push back. Full dining room or slow week, the team gets paid on schedule. $399,000 for payroll at this restaurant. Apply here: buff.ly/IZZ2uoz

"He answered all my questions." Including, presumably, the ones people are embarrassed to ask. There's no such thing as a dumb question about money you have to pay back. Thanks, Donald. Apply here: buff.ly/K7u1Olg

In construction, the money goes out long before it comes in. Crews and materials get paid weekly. Draws and retainage can take months. $400,000 in working capital for this contractor. Apply here: buff.ly/NbIZGpr

That's a wrap on #B2BFinanceExpo. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us. Brokers and advisors: submit your client, we compare offers across 80+ vetted lenders, and you earn when they're funded. Become a partner: buff.ly/hXwIPpX

What would your business do with equipment financing? A second skid steer. A truck that isn't always in the shop. The oven you've been renting month to month. Put it to work now, pay over time. Apply here: buff.ly/WiJ50ve

Two contractors this week financed equipment and technology. That's the quiet trend: smaller firms buying the tools bigger ones already have. Five deals, $567,700, four of them in construction. Apply here: buff.ly/lRBq3HA

8 deals. 6 industries. $2.3M+ matched. $519,527 for construction supplies $450,000 for a manufacturer $450,000 to consolidate trucking debt $117,000 for healthcare equipment Apply here: buff.ly/Tztm0Ww

Fewer than 1 in 5 New York businesses use AI. 17.8% in NY vs. about 24% nationally, per Census data. If cash is what's holding back the upgrade, let's talk. Apply here: buff.ly/Tztm0Ww

Restaurants spend on the holidays long before the holidays pay. Staff, food, wine, private party prep: it all comes first. $250,000 in working capital for this restaurant. Apply here: buff.ly/IZZ2uoz

"Very detailed." That's what you want from whoever reads your file. Detail is how a decent business gets the right offer instead of the first one. Thanks, Tom. Apply here: buff.ly/q7NhxlQ

Day two at #B2BFinanceExpo. Thanks to everyone who stopped by yesterday. We're back at Booth #2 at The Cosmopolitan until the show wraps. Come meet the team. Not in Vegas? Visit us here: buff.ly/Q49iAXu

Busy auto shops can run short on cash because they're busy. Parts get ordered before the job is billed. Insurance can pay weeks later. $450,000 in working capital for this repair shop. Apply here: buff.ly/4Zw9npe

Day one at #B2BFinanceExpo. We're at Booth #2 at The Cosmopolitan today and tomorrow. Jared Weitz, Jon Baum, Colleen Spizuoco and Jordan Napolitano are on the floor. Come say hello, and catch Jared on the speaker lineup. Not in Vegas? Visit us here: buff.ly/Q49iAXu

Tomorrow: #B2BFinanceExpo at The Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas. Find us at Booth #2 on Oct 20 and 21. Jared Weitz, Jon Baum, Colleen Spizuoco and Jordan Napolitano will be there. Message us to set a time. Not going? Visit us here: buff.ly/Q49iAXu

Rule of thumb: don't pay for a five-year asset with six-month money. A term loan matches the payback to how long the thing you're buying actually earns. Apply here: buff.ly/KpmUR0p

Two restaurants this week used funding to owe fewer people, not more. $170,000 and $150,000, both to consolidate existing debt into one payment. Simpler books are a real return. Apply here: buff.ly/q7NhxlQ

Construction is outperforming the national average on business performance. Retail and food service rank lowest of all sectors, per the Census Bureau's latest survey. Strong sectors still have cash gaps. Weak ones still have options. Apply here: buff.ly/tEC7Qif