Business Lending

A business line of credit works similarly to how a credit card works. Unlike a regular business loan, where you receive a single lump sum, a business line of credit lets you borrow up to a certain limit and pay interest only on the portion of that limit from which you borrow.

With a business term loan, you receive a single lump sum, which you then pay back with regular repayments—the same as you would do with a mortgage or an auto loan. This type of loan is ideal when financing one-off investments, such as buying equipment.

When you purchase an investment or rental property, you're not just earning a passive income—as real estate prices increase, your investment rises in value. Further, the interest that you pay on an investment property is often tax deductible (consult with your tax professional).

Buying commercial real estate could be the biggest and riskiest transaction your business ever undertakes, and it's no simple task. That's why you need the experience of the business team from Interra Credit Union behind you.

If your church or place of worship is looking to expand or grow, Interra has options for you! Each church and situation can be unique. Please contact Interra with any financing questions you may have.

A business asset loan is a term loan that may be used to purchase assets like equipment, inventory or other goods and supplies. Or, you can use the equity in your current assets to finance business expenses or refinance debt.

INtime Lending offers expedited lending for local new and existing business and agribusiness members. Our program offers a 48-hour decision—getting you the funds you need to keep your business or farm going.