CASHMIGO BUSINESS FUNDING
Appliance Store Funding for Inventory, Delivery and Growth.
Explore appliance-store funding for qualifying inventory, supplier purchases, delivery vehicles, installation equipment, acquisitions and working capital.
Common funding uses for appliance stores, dealers & distributors
- Qualifying owned appliance inventory and documented supplier purchases
- Showroom displays, warehouse racking, material-handling and point-of-sale technology
- Box trucks, delivery equipment, lifts, dollies and qualifying installation tools
- Payroll, vendor commitments, a qualifying acquisition, location expansion or commercial-account receivables timing
Potential funding paths
Information to prepare
- Recent business bank statements and company financial statements
- Sales, collected-revenue and gross-margin reports by product category, brand, location and retail, online, builder, property-management or other material channel
- Inventory schedule with ownership, lien or floor-plan status, SKU and model, cost, quantity, location, age, sell-through, floor-model, open-box, returned or damaged status
Common questions
What appliance-store expenses may business funding support?
Depending on the program and final agreement, potential uses may include qualifying owned inventory, supplier purchases, showroom or warehouse equipment, technology, delivery vehicles, installation tools, payroll, marketing, an eligible acquisition, location improvements or documented working capital.
Can funding help an appliance dealer purchase inventory?
Potentially. Providers may review inventory ownership and liens, brands and categories, supplier purchase orders, aging and sell-through, margins, customer deposits, vendor terms, cash flow, credit and applicant profile.
Why do model aging, floor models and open-box status matter?
They help distinguish current saleable inventory from discontinued, display, returned, damaged or slower-moving units that may require discounts, repairs, freight or disposal before producing collected cash.
