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FAQs

Got questions? Here are some quick answers to help you get started.

There are so many different lenders, how do I select the right one?

Selecting the right lender involves:

Understanding your needs: Determine the amount you need and the purpose of the loan.

Comparing offers: Use our platform to compare different lenders based on interest rates, terms, and fees.

Checking eligibility: Ensure you meet the lender's criteria to avoid unnecessary delays.

Why don’t I just borrow from the bank I use for my business?

While borrowing from your existing bank can be convenient, it may not always be the best option:

Limited options: Your bank may not offer the most competitive rates or flexibility.

Stricter criteria: Traditional banks often have more stringent lending criteria.

Alternative lenders: Exploring other lenders can provide more flexible and tailored financing solutions.

How much does Raze get paid?

We are largely contingent on your success so we are aligned, we charge milestone and success fees and tailor to your specific need.

Why is Raze different?

Raze stands out due to its innovative approach:

Experience-driven: We use our unique skillset to streamline the financing process, making it more efficient and transparent.

Custom Solutions: We tailor our services to meet the specific needs of each client, ensuring a more personalized experience.

How do I know I am getting the most competitive funding package?

At Raze, we ensure you get the funding package by:

Comparing multiple lenders: We use our extensive network to compare offers from various lenders, ensuring you get the most competitive rates and terms.

Tailored solutions: We assess your specific needs and financial situation to recommend the best financing options.

Transparency: We provide clear information on all fees and terms, so you know exactly what you're getting into.

Should I raise debt or equity?

The decision between raising debt or equity depends on several factors:

Control: Debt financing allows you to retain full control of your business, while equity financing involves giving up a portion of ownership.

Cost: Debt financing requires regular repayments with interest, whereas equity financing does not require repayment but dilutes ownership.

Risk: Debt increases your financial risk due to the obligation to repay, while equity spreads the risk among investors.

Business stage: Early-stage businesses might prefer equity to avoid the burden of debt repayments, while more established businesses might opt for debt to maintain control.

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