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Bookmark or Share- ApplePie CapitalApplePie Capital, Inc. offers its own branded loan products, ApplePie Core and Spring loans, which are made by Cross River Bank, a New Jersey State Chartered Commercial Bank, Member FDIC. These are not deposit products. Actual loan terms depend on credit, income, loan maturity, and other factors.
- The Pros and Cons of SBA Loans - ApplePie CapitalLower down payment requirements. "The use of proceeds with SBA loans is beneficial to borrowers," Randy says. "You're allowed to use proceeds for all project costs, including the franchise fee, the construction, the equipment, the soft costs to get open, lease deposits and cash operating capital. You add all that up and let's say it's $500,000.
- ApplePie CapitalWe are dedicated to the franchise industry and understand your unique needs. "As a franchise owner, we chose ApplePie Capital because they listened, offered us a lot of options, and helped us plan our multi-unit rollout. They helped us find the best terms possible for all of our financial needs. Without ApplePie, we wouldn’t be where we are ...
- ApplePie Capital Enters into $180 Million Loan Purchase Agreement with ...New investments will fuel ApplePie’s growth and its transformation of franchise finance. San Francisco, December 12, 2016 – ApplePie Capital, the first online lender solely dedicated to the franchise industry, today announced that it has entered into a $180 million loan purchase agreement with TowerBrook Capital Partners L.P. (TowerBrook) to purchase franchise loans originated by ApplePie ...
- What are the hidden costs of using personal collateral?Pledging a personal asset, such as a home or investment portfolio, as collateral is a common requirement for many franchise loans. Providing your personal collateral as security on a loan minimizes a lender's exposure to risk and may help you secure financing. Of course, doing so puts you in danger of losing the asset if you default on your loan.
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