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Business loans
Explore term-based financing for defined investments, expansion plans, or working-capital needs.
Business capital, approached clearly
Capital for your next move.
Explore business funding options through a focused, technology-enabled experience—so you can spend less time navigating financing and more time building.
Straightforward process
Options built around business needs
Business profile
Funding options
Clear next steps
A more considered path to capital.
Simple intake
Relevant choices
Terms before decisions
Funding solutionsDifferent needs.
Different needs.
One place to start.
Business financing is not one-size-fits-all. NEU Global helps you explore routes aligned with your operating needs, timing, and plans for growth.
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Lines of credit
Consider flexible access to capital for recurring expenses, inventory, and changing cash-flow demands.
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Revenue-based options
Review financing structures designed around business performance and near-term access to operating capital.
Home equityYour home's equity,
Your home's equity,
working for the business.
A business-purpose credit line secured by residential real estate. Draw what you need, repay it, and draw again — many owners use it to replace costlier funding and free up monthly cash flow.
Revolving lineDraw, repay, and draw again as needs change.
Secured by home equityResidential property, typically in first or second lien position.
Business purposeFunds are deposited into your business account.
Often lower costA common path to refinance higher-cost funding balances.
Requirements
Three things that matter.
Clear these, and the rest is straightforward process.
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You run a business
Funds are for business purposes only and are deposited into a business account.
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Equity in your home
Residential property held in your personal name or trust — first and second lien positions are typically workable.
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Room in your budget
Your debt-to-income needs to fit provider guidelines; your credit profile shapes how much equity you can access.
The path
From application to funding.
Everything happens online — no branch visits, no printing.
Answer a few questions
Business basics, the property address, and how you'll use the funds — about five minutes.
Review your options
See the line size and terms available to you. Initial reviews are typically a soft pull — no impact to your score.
Verify securely
Connect your bank or share recent statements, plus your most recent mortgage statement. No tax returns on most files.
Sign and draw
E-sign from your phone or computer, close, and draw funds into your business account as needed.
What you'll typically need
- Government-issued photo ID
- Secure bank connection, or recent business bank statements
- Most recent mortgage statement
- Homeowners insurance declarations page
- Business bank account for the deposit
Business-purpose financing secured by residential real estate. This is not a commitment to lend — line size and terms are set by the funding provider, subject to review, eligibility, and approval.
Explore HELOC options
The process
From business need to next step.
A focused path that keeps the information clear and the decision in your hands.
Start in the funding portalShare your business profile
Provide the operating details needed to begin exploring possible funding paths.
Review available options
Compare structures, costs, and repayment terms presented through the portal.
Choose with clarity
Take the time to understand the terms and select the option that fits your business.
Built around clarity
Funding is a business decision—not just a transaction.
The right capital should support what comes next. That starts with understanding the structure, the obligation, and how the funding fits your operation.
Business-firstStart with the use case and operating reality.
Terms in contextLook beyond the headline number.
EfficientA direct path from intake to review.
Your decisionReview carefully and proceed when ready.
Common questions
Before you begin.
What kinds of funding can I explore?
The portal may present business loans, lines of credit, home equity (HELOC) options, and revenue-based financing depending on your business profile and availability.
Can a HELOC be used to pay off an MCA balance?
Often, yes — it is one of the most common uses. Owners draw on a lower-cost home equity line to clear higher-cost MCA balances and free up monthly cash flow. Funds must be used for business purposes, and all terms are set by the provider.
Is NEU Global a lender?
NEU Global helps businesses navigate capital solutions and access a funding marketplace. Financing is offered by third-party providers, and final terms are set by the applicable provider.
What should I compare before accepting funding?
Review the total cost, payment frequency, term, prepayment conditions, and how repayment fits your expected cash flow. Read all provider disclosures before making a decision.
Does starting guarantee an offer or approval?
No. Availability, eligibility, and terms depend on the business profile and each provider's criteria. Starting the process does not guarantee an offer or approval.
See what capital options may fit your business.
Continue to the portalFunding portal
Explore your options here.
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