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Best Capital is a financial services and brokering firm specialising in residential, commercial property, equipment and asset finance transactions with access to over 100 lenders in the bank and non-bank market.
Rachel Hind, the Founder and CEO, has over 25 years finance and real estate experience working in most of the major banks in Australia and globally. Rachel is your prefered ‘Woman in Finance’ provider being a qualified finance broker, accountant and lawyer. Rachel and the team are your ‘one stop shop’ for your finance needs.
With major banks tightening credit criteria for lending money, its no surprise that over 70% of people seeking finance have turned to brokers.
I’d love to help you grow your wealth and achieve financial freedom, so please get in touch. We help people “Leaders & Achievers” grow their wealth through property.
Lets jump on a call TODAY to see how I can help you.
Rachel Hind
Founder and CEO
p: 0432 765 156
e: rachel@bestcapital.com.au
Meet Our Team
Rachel Hind
CEO
Rachel Hind, the Founder, CEO of Best Capital Finace Australia and is one of Australia’s leading Finance Specialist. Rachel is a qualified Broker, Accountant and Lawyer with a career spanning over 25 years at major banks and financial institutions including Westpac, ANZ, Lloyds, Barclays and KPMG.
Rachel is also a board member for the Woman in Commercial Finance Forum.
Rachel and her family also own a large property investment portfolio and she is experienced in helping you not only with your finance but with your investment and wealth aspirations.
Rachel is proud to be a Women in Finance Awards Partner.
Nick Dellis
Residential Real Estate Agent Partner
Susanna Ghezal
Investment Property Specialist
We are investment analysts who understand what makes a good investment by following market trends as well as the timing of the market. We aim to analyse an area through the key fundamental indicators when it comes to sourcing investment opportunities.
Through Susanna’s experience and networking connections we have access to off market opportunities in Australia’s best hot spots. Susanna has helped thousands of clients Nationwide and continues to thrive on watching her clients build wealth through property. Susanna’s expertise allows client’s to make informed and profitable property investment decisions.
Four Scenarios Where Business Loans Can Help
Start Up Businesses
Brand new businesses often find that they cannot offer the extensive security needed to obtain a long-term loan. Starting a business also comes with high set-up costs that can place a huge burden on the start-up. To alleviate this issue, start-up owners can opt for start-up business loans to relieve the financial burden and obtain the necessary capital needed to get up and running.
Businesses with Cash Flow Issues
Many small businesses rely on timely invoice payments from their clients. Delayed payments from customers could potentially lead to cash flow issues, and this can hinder their ability to pay for their own bills. Moreover, chasing delayed payments could lead to the business facing legal costs. A business loan could help such businesses remain solvent while they manage their cash flow situations back to order. One of Max Funding’s clients used a short-term loan for this very purpose. Poised to buy a new premise, the client experienced cash flow hiccups as the purchase drew to a close. Max Funding helped them to secure a loan of $885,000, so they could complete the settlement.
Fast-Growing Businesses
Rapid business expansion may occur if you achieve unexpected success. While this is a boon to the business, it also adds pressure to your operations. You may need to hire new people, buy new equipment, and set up more infrastructure to keep pace with the growth. A business loan provides the capital needed to sustain the growth of the business as well as help with the repayments.
Businesses in Emergency Situation
Emergency situations may demand Often the source of your money issues may not necessarily stem from business-related issues. Emergency situations may demand immediate access to capital in order to remedy the urgent situation. For example, hardware and maintenance issues could prevent the business from operating. In this case, the business must ensure they have sufficient funds to cover the repair costs, otherwise the business may be left unable to generate further income. A business loan can remedy the immediate problem to ensure the business stays in operation..