Discover the key to accelerating your auto repair shop's potential with our specialized loans.

At Capital Investors Direct, we understand the unique needs of the automotive service sector, and our financing options are crafted to address these specific requirements.

Explore the features and benefits of our Auto Repair Shop Loans and empower your business to reach new heights.

Auto Repair Shop Loan Types

Dive into a range of loan types tailored to suit the diverse needs of auto repair shop owners. Capital Investors Direct offers:

1. Equipment Financing: Upgrade your repair shop with the latest diagnostic tools, lifts, and technology. Our equipment financing options provide the capital you need to invest in state-of-the-art equipment, enhancing efficiency and staying competitive in the automotive industry.

2. Working Capital Loans: Keep your auto repair shop running smoothly with working capital loans. Whether you need funds for inventory, payroll, or day-to-day operations, our working capital solutions provide the financial flexibility to meet your shop's ongoing needs.

3. Expansion Loans: Fuel the growth of your auto repair business with our expansion loans. Whether you're opening a new location or renovating an existing one, our financing options support your expansion plans, allowing you to capture new markets and increase your service capacity.

4. Acquisition Loans: Looking to acquire an existing auto repair shop? Our acquisition loans provide the necessary funds to make strategic purchases, helping you expand your footprint and increase your market share.

Auto Repair Shop Loan Options

Bridge Loans: Providing short-term financial support for immediate needs, frequently utilized to bridge gaps prior to securing long-term financing or liquidating assets.

‍Stated Income Loans: Loans featuring less stringent income verification, allowing borrowers to declare their income; commonly employed by self-employed individuals.

‍Hard Money Loans: Asset-backed, short-term loans with elevated interest rates, typically sought for rapid financing when conventional methods are impractical.

‍SBA Loans: Small Business Administration-backed loans offering advantageous terms to support small businesses, commonly used for diverse business purposes, including land acquisition.

‍Construction Loans: Allocating funds in phases for construction projects, involving interest-only payments during the construction phase, transitioning to a mortgage upon project completion.

‍CMBS Loans (Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities): Aggregating loans sold as securities in the secondary market, serving as a financing source for commercial real estate endeavors.

Auto Dealership Loan Terms