SBA, Bank & Private Credit Take Outs

Refinance high‑fee MCAs into a single, low‑rate term loan backed by established lenders.

What Is an MCA Take Out?

Use conventional or private capital to pay off merchant cash advances

A take‑out loan retires every outstanding MCA in a single sweep and replaces daily drafts with one term loan—often 5–10 years—at single‑digit rates. Businesses typically cut repayment costs by 40–60 %, stop daily ACH pulls, and regain access to traditional credit.

Book a free consultation today and discover which take‑out fits your balance sheet.

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Why Clinging to MCAs Can Backfire

Ignoring better financing options means overpaying interest, risking defaults, and missing expansion opportunities.

What to Watch Out For

Runaway Interest Costs

High factor fees turn small advances into huge obligations.

Stacking Spiral

New MCAs plug cash gaps, compounding debt.

Bank Declines

Repeated overdrafts and UCC liens scare off traditional lenders.

Credit Erosion

Frequent ACH disputes drag down business credit scores.

How We Secure Low Rate Take Outs

4 Step Take Out Process

Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.

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Free Funding Assessment

We analyse statements, tax returns, and MCA balances to size the needed loan.

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Lender Match & Term Sheet

Best‑fit lenders issue preliminary offers—rate, term, and collateral outlined.

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Underwriting & Closing

We manage docs, appraisals, and SBA forms; loan funds release to pay off MCAs.

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Ongoing Guidance

UCC liens are cleared, payment auto‑drafts are set, and we stay on call for follow‑ups.

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Trade costly short term drafts for affordable, bank style payments

Benefits of an MCA Take Out

Swapping your MCA for a single bank or SBA term loan turns dozens of daily drafts into one predictable monthly bill, instantly smoothing cash flow.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Take‑Out Loan FAQs

Five questions entrepreneurs Google most before refinancing MCAs