Lending Network, Inc. is the commercial lending division of Gustan Cho Associates headed by Gustan Cho. Gustan Cho is the President and Managing Partner of Operations of Lending Network, powered by NEXA Mortgage.

Lending Network, Inc., dually powered by Gustan Cho Associates and Mortgage Sensei, is a commercial financial services company that deals with various business, investment, and commercial mortgage loan products and lending solutions not offered by traditional banks and commercial financial institutions.

What Types of Commercial Loan Programs Does Lending Network Offer

Lending Network has a national reputation for being able to offer business and commercial loans that other financial institutions of business and commercial financial products cannot do. With the backing of the largest residential mortgage broker in the nation, NEXA Mortgage, it is easier to ask us what commercial loan program Lending Network does NOT do. We strive to live by our national reputation as a one-stop lending shop. Lending Network aims to give individualized monetary answers that cater to the distinct requirements of borrowers of business and commercial lending options, even if they do not fit into standard traditional commercial loan qualifications. For more information, please refer to their official website – http://www.lendingnetwork.org

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Accounts Receivable Business Loans

Accounts receivable business loans is a type of financing based on a company receiving financing capital in return for its accounts receivables.