AEX Commercial Financing Group

AEX Business Financing —

Small Business Loans — Business Cash Advances — Commercial Real Estate Financing & Commercial Loans — Working Capital Loans — Commercial Finance Consulting

AEX specializes in long-term and short-term business financing —

1. Long-term commercial mortgages
2. Short-term working capital funding
3. Short-term commercial loans
   

Our small business finance programs include commercial real estate loans for specialized commercial properties. AEX golf course loans and funeral home financing programs are two key examples. AEX will always help in any way that we can, and the practical problem-solving expertise of AEX Commercial Financing Group should be considered by any commercial borrowers in need of refinancing their business debt or obtaining new working capital funding.

 SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE UPDATE: 

• Due to adverse financial conditions during the past few months, many commercial lenders, business loan brokers and business financing companies have gone out of business.
• AEX continues to be an effective and reliable source for small business loans, working capital management, business cash advances and business consulting.
• AEX has recently reduced professional fees for their commercial financing programs and commercial finance consulting.
  
• AEX Commercial Financing Group now provides commercial loan and commercial mortgage programs throughout the United States.
• Please contact Stephen Bush for candid business finance advice and additional key updates.

Contact Information

Stephen Bush
Chief Executive Officer

Phone: (614) 335-4901

Email: BUSH@AEXLLC.COM

 Follow us on Twitter — aexbushfour 

Information about AEX Commercial Financing Group and its Founder/CEO Stephen Bush

About Stephen Bush, CEO/Founder of AEX:


After graduating from Miami University, I spent four years as an officer in the U.S. Navy Supply Corps. After military service I received an MBA from UCLA. Since then I have served as a business and real estate financing advisor and worked with businesses for over 25 years. My commercial real estate financing background includes training with the Society of Real Estate Appraisers and previous licensing as a Real Estate Broker.

About AEX:

AEX Commercial Financing Group publishes several widely-used and respected sources of insightful and candid information about business finance funding. These include The AEX Working Capital Loans Guide, The AEX Commercial Mortgages Guide, the AEX series of commercial finance funding reports and The Working Capital Journal.

AEX Commercial Financing Group offers individualized business financing programs that are not commonly available to commercial borrowers. In order to evaluate if the AEX personalized approach will benefit them, small business owners should weigh the effectiveness of their current business finance funding advice about commercial mortgage loans, business cash advances and commercial loans by asking themselves — Are there frequent conversations with a commercial finance funding expert who provides candid advice that is practical and effective? For business owners who answer “No” to this question, the distinctly different approach to working capital advances, small business loans and commercial real estate financing offered by AEX Commercial Financing should be actively considered. We’re ready to talk when you are — and AEX is committed to helping in any way that we can. 

If you want more information about AEX Commercial Financing Group and Stephen Bush, please review our websites and do not hesitate to contact us directly for an individualized discussion.

A SPECIAL COMMENT:

Despite efforts by the federal government and commercial lenders to suggest that there is ample business funding, confusion seems to be increasing about small business loans and working capital loans. As a result, the actual availability of basic business finance services such as commercial real estate financing and business cash advance programs is not clear to many commercial borrowers.

In spite of some admittedly bad news, there continue to be to reliable funding sources for commercial real estate loans, working capital loans and especially for business cash advances. At the same time, the current negative economic conditions will prove to be difficult for most businesses. Commercial borrowers should expect that extra efforts will be required to successfully arrange commercial financing. An especially harsh reality for business financing is that many banks have discontinued all or most of their business lending activities, often with very little advance notice.

Because the banking industry has been involved in financial disruptions of epic proportions, commercial borrowers should maintain a cautious perspective in determining how to obtain and refinance small business loans. Many banks are sounding and acting like they have been through the equivalent of a train wreck. In such a natural disaster, it might not be prudent for business owners to seek the advice of banks which effectively caused the train to derail in the first place.