22 episodes
Coffee and Capital Jeremy Smith
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Two Smith Capital presents the Coffee & Capital Podcast. Offering insights and advice, with authentic experiences about financial opportunities. Coffee & Capital helps you make more efficient and practical financial choices that your future self will thank you for. We know it’s challenging to make the best financial decision unless you have the most relevant and specific information. Listen for each episode on how to recycle your profit and capitalize your business purpose.
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Invoice Financing with Cindy Klein from Capital Solutions Bancorp
Episode 20, our season finale includes Cynthia Klein from Capital Solutions Bancorp where we discuss invoice financing and how could be a better option for your business capital needs!
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Episode 19: Untraditional secured lines of credit with Karen Coleman from ARF Financial
Description: This week Karen Coleman from ARF Financial joins us to discuss the ins and outs of untraditional secured lines of credit, opportunities for use, and collateral needed to secure the capital.
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Episode 18: Differences between USDA SBA lending and regular SBA lending with Edgar Escobar from North Avenue Capital Bank
A USDA financing expert, Edgar Escobar, joins us on this week's podcast where we learn about the government guarantee loan program.
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Episode 17: Using Technology to Streamline Financing with Jared Shulman of Lendica
Jared Shulman, CEO of Lendica, joins the show to discuss using technology to streamline financing.
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Episode 16: Business Loan Tax Strategies with special guest George OChieng from TGE financial
George OChieng from TGE financial joins the Coffee and Capital Podcast to discuss strategies, tips, and tricks for Business Taxes.
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Episode 15: Buying Investment Single-Family Real Estate with Ross Rhodes from the Bank of England
Ross Rhodes from the Bank of England is joining us to discuss buying investment single-family real estate. Find out how the process works, the documentation needed, and what are the banks/lenders looking for in the application for buying single-family investment real estate.