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The Gap in Lending: Why Banks Ignore Pet Care Businesses
Boarding and kennel operators generate real cash flow and still get turned down by conventional lenders. Robert Capelli explains why the category falls outside standard bank credit boxes and why that gap is where private credit earns its spread.
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From the full episode
Inside a New Private Credit Asset Class: Dog Boarding and Kennels
We could promise what the interest rate would be based on us lending the money out and not worrying about equity on a sale down the road.Listen to the full episode with Robert Capelli
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won't banks lend to dog boarding and kennel businesses?
What are the limits of SBA lending for kennel operators?
How does Canine Capital fill that gap?
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