Quick answer
Franchise Financing: Capital for fees, inventory, equipment, working capital, and down payments. Keith Casey Funding, based in Kennesaw, Georgia, helps clients explore franchise financing options nationwide.
Common uses
What it can fund
- Pay franchise fees
- Fund build-out and equipment
- Cover opening inventory
- Support early working capital
Typical guidelines
What lenders review
- 6+ months in business
- $10K+ monthly sales
- Flexible terms
Before you apply
What to prepare
- Business name, structure, and time in business
- Recent business bank statements
- Approximate monthly or annual revenue
- Requested amount and how the funds will be used
- Your preferred timeline
How it works
Three simple steps
- 01
Share the opportunity
Tell us what you want to fund, the amount, and your timing.
- 02
Review options
We look at your goals and identify funding paths worth exploring.
- 03
Apply
Choose the route that fits and complete the appropriate application.
Questions
Franchise Financing FAQ
- What is franchise financing used for?
- Capital for fees, inventory, equipment, working capital, and down payments. Common uses include pay franchise fees, fund build-out and equipment, cover opening inventory.
- Who can apply for franchise financing?
- Eligibility depends on the lender and program. Typical factors include time in business, revenue, and credit. Keith Casey Funding can help you see which options may fit before you apply.
- Do you work with clients outside Georgia?
- Yes. Keith Casey Funding is based in Kennesaw, Georgia, and helps clients explore funding options nationwide.
- Is approval guaranteed?
- No. All financing is subject to underwriting, lender approval, documentation, and current program availability.
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Programs, rates, terms, amounts, and timing vary by lender and applicant. All financing is subject to underwriting, approval, and current program availability.