Archive for November, 2008

San Francisco Office Space

Friday, November 21st, 2008

Experience tells us that finding the right spot is essential to a successful business. And we’re not just talking location. Finding the right size space for the right rent with the right attributes is critical to making it all work, especially in the early days. We, as expert will help you with all the details
San Francisco Office Space

Popularity: unranked [?]

Boston Real Estate

Thursday, November 20th, 2008

Boston faces gentrification issues and exorbitant living costs. Conversely, Boston’s streets currently bustle with a vitality not seen since the 1920s; crime and poverty remain very low for an American city. Once again Boston has become a hub of intellectual, technological, and political ideas.
Boston Real Estate

Popularity: unranked [?]

Baltimore MD real estate

Monday, November 17th, 2008

Parkville was named for a plot of land which Martenet donated to the people with the stipulation that it always remain a park. The designated 360 ft. park area is still located in the center of present day Taylor Avenue between Oak and Chestnut Avenues.
Baltimore MD real estate

Popularity: 80% [?]

San Francisco Industrial Space

Monday, November 17th, 2008

The Urban Land Institute (ULI) recently polled over 700 real estate professionals to find out where are the best places to invest in real estate in the next year. San Francisco landed at the #2 best place, only beaten by Seattle! They note that “The City by the Bay learned from the tech crash of 2001 not to overbuild. There is a reasonable supply of office and apartment space, which should limit vacancies. San Francisco’s port is also expected to help the city during the downturn as Americans continue to rely on Asian imports.” This is great news because it shows that San Francisco is poised to recover from this economic downturn well ahead of many other cities.
San Francisco Industrial Space

Popularity: 95% [?]

business cash advance

Monday, November 17th, 2008

The Difference Between A Business Cash Advance and A Bank Loan

Did you know that most banks require a huge investment of time to even be considered for a small business loan. Over 60% -70% of those who apply are declined for a small business loan. 90% - 95% Merchants who apply are approved for a business cash advance.

The differences between A Business Cash Advance “also known as” credit card factoring program and a bank loan is that: Getting approved is easier than getting approved for a small business loan
Two day approval versus 3 months before a bank decision is made
No restrictions on the money vs. banks require that you detail use of money
Average pay back takes only 6 months, banks loans take 3 to 5 years to repay

business cash advance

Popularity: 81% [?]