ComCap

09/10/2026

CPAs,

Occaissonally, your clients may be ask you about financing for their business.

And the answer isn’t always (or shouldn't be) “Talk to your bank.”

An SBA loan can be a useful tool for your clients when they’re looking to:

✅ Acquire another business

✅ Buy or refinance commercial real estate

✅ Expand an existing business

✅ Purchase equipment

✅ Add working capital

✅ Refinance expensive business debt

✅ Start a business with the right circumstances

The bigger opportunity is helping your clients understand when financing makes sense.

That’s where having a good, multi-faceted commercial lending resource can help (SBA, Commercial Term Loans, Commercial Real Estate, Lines of Credit, Equipment Finance, etc).

You don’t need to become an expert in commercial lending. You just need someone you trust to evaluate the situation, explain the options, and give your client an fast, honest answer.

We work with CPAs and other professional advisors as a resource for their clients.

If one of your clients is talking about buying, expanding, refinancing, or needing capital, feel free to reach out before they assume the bank is their only option.

We work for YOU, not the bank.

04/06/2026

Rates are still amazing…

Products are still diverse and innovative…

Go execute today

12/08/2025

Rates are AWESOME -

Programs are AWESOME -

Pick us, don’t pick us - Whatever, just EXECUTE 💪🏻

12/01/2025

Small business owners with credit scores as low as 600 still get SBA funding every week through ComCap.

Most banks want 650–700. You don’t always need that. You just need someone who knows how to navigate the system.

Here’s how you get an approval when traditional lenders say no:

• We match you with SBA lenders who actually lend at 600+

Not every bank does. We know the ones that will.

• We package your deal so a lender sees the full story

Strong cash flow, industry experience, and collateral can outweigh credit.

• We move faster than banks

Our national platform cuts the back-and-forth that slows most SBA loans down.

• We guide you through every step

You don’t deal with the bank alone. We quarterback the entire file.

If you’re trying to expand, acquire, consolidate debt, or just need working capital — and a 650+ score is holding you back — you still have options.

Send me a message.

Let’s get your SBA approval done.

11/30/2025

Small Business Saturday is the perfect reminder that getting the right SBA loan shouldn’t feel impossible.

But for many business owners, it does.

Here’s the real problem:

✅ You apply at your bank.

✅ You wait.

✅ You get declined, told “come back in 3 months”, or get a watered down version of the loan you need.

Or worse — nobody gives you a clear answer.

That’s where we step in.

⭐️ComCap gives you access to SBA loan programs you’ll likely never see if you apply at a single bank.

⭐️ We work with a national platform of banks and lenders who say “yes” to different things — credit profiles, industries, collateral situations, timelines, partner buyouts, goodwill-heavy deals, equity positions, you name it, that your bank may not be comfortable with.

⭐️ Because when one bank says no, another bank often says yes.

Most business owners never get to see those options. With us, you will.

The result:

✔️ You get funding you couldn’t get on your own.

✔️ You move faster.

✔️ You get a real decision — not a runaround

✔️ You get a partner who works nights, weekends, and holidays because your business doesn’t stop.

If you didn’t get the SBA loan you wanted — or you’re not getting straight answers — send me a message today.

You have more options than you’ve been told.

We work for YOU, not the bank.

11/26/2025

11/13/2025

Always good to hear 😃

11/12/2025

Commercial rate specials are in the 4’s folks.

Let’s stop arguing about 50 year loans and government shutdowns and just go execute.

LFG!

11/11/2025

Reluctantly wading into the 50 year waters 😃

As a lender for parts of four decades, here are my general thoughts…

The average length of a home mortgage before being refinanced or the property being sold is about 7 years, so in many cases, the 50 year amortization product is a nonstarter.

It always fascinates me how absolute and unwavering some opinions are on this topic.

The merits of the decision (either way) are solely dependent on the situation of each borrower (equity, cashflow, debt service, etc) and the marketplace of course.

What makes sense for some will not for others.

Even the old COFI adjustables in the late 90’s / early 2000’s were great products if managed correctly.

If mismanaged, they resulted in negative am situations where they actually lost equity making their payments.

But for savvy borrowers, they were really creative instruments with tons of upside.

So I guess, to quote Mr. Brady, “Caveat Emptor” 😃

11/07/2025

Our banks are better than your banks…

Sorry