Suncrest Wealth Management offers a full suite of business funding solutions — from working capital to equipment financing — each designed to align with your cash flow, revenue model, and growth ambitions.
Working capital is the lifeblood of daily operations. Whether you're navigating a seasonal slowdown, covering payroll between receivables, or seizing an unexpected opportunity, our working capital loans provide the flexible liquidity your business needs to keep moving.
We structure working capital facilities based on your revenue history and current business performance — not just a credit score. Our decisions are made by experienced underwriters who understand how businesses actually operate.
Revenue-based financing aligns your capital repayment directly with your business performance. Instead of fixed monthly payments that strain cash flow during slow periods, repayments flex proportionally with your revenue — you pay more when business is strong, less when it isn't.
This structure is particularly effective for businesses with variable revenue cycles: restaurants, retail, seasonal contractors, and service businesses that experience natural fluctuation throughout the year.
The right equipment is often the difference between winning and losing a contract, scaling a kitchen, or launching a new service line. Our equipment financing programs allow you to acquire the machinery, vehicles, technology, and tools your business needs — without depleting your working capital reserves.
Equipment serves as collateral, which often enables better terms and higher approval rates than unsecured business loans — even for businesses still building their credit profile.
A business line of credit gives you on-demand access to capital without requiring a new application every time you need funds. Draw what you need, repay, and draw again — the facility revolves with your business cycle.
This is the ideal tool for managing cash flow gaps, covering short-term operational needs, and having a reliable financial backstop as your business grows. Unlike term loans, you only pay interest on the capital you actually use.
If your business extends credit to clients and waits 30, 60, or 90 days for payment, invoice factoring converts those outstanding receivables into immediate working capital. Stop waiting on your clients' payment schedules and take control of your cash flow today.
Invoice factoring is not a loan — it's an advance against revenue you've already earned. It doesn't create new debt on your balance sheet, and approval is largely based on the creditworthiness of your clients, not your business alone.
Exact requirements vary by product. These represent general benchmarks — we encourage you to apply and speak with an advisor even if your situation is different.
Most products require at least 6 months of operating history. Some programs are available to businesses open as few as 3 months.
Minimum $10,000 in average monthly revenue for most working capital products. Equipment financing may have lower thresholds.
We work with a wide range of credit profiles. Strong business fundamentals can offset a less-than-perfect personal credit score.
Typically 3-6 months of business bank statements, a completed application, and basic business identification. Simple and fast.
We fund across most industries. A few high-risk categories may require additional documentation or specialized programs.
We fund businesses across all 50 states, with particular depth and expertise in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and California.