Financing

When your finance company approves more deals than 77% of loans that other lenders decline, that’s cape-worthy. It means we’re helping dealers close more sales, increase project sizes, and build their bottom lines. And, it means we’re making your customers’ home improvement dreams or unexpected needs happen. They’re happy, you’re happy, we’re happy. #superpowers What […]

Are you losing a sale because your customer was turned down for financing from another lender? You can quickly turn their credit rejection into your credit approval! Offer your customer a second look with Foundation Finance…the result could not only create a sales win, but a repeat customer. A Painless Process It’s simple to submit

With winter hitting hard and fast, focus on finalizing those weather-related upgrades and exterior projects. Consumer mindset is switching to holiday shopping and winter vacations. But you’ve still got time to end the year strong! Offer affordable financing When dealers can offer fair and affordable financing as part of their sales pitch, it can be

Second Look Financing, also known as “Discount” financing, is a way to approve a deeper level of credit–including customers that most “prime lenders” (like banks) would decline–by sharing a portion of the risk with the dealer. In other words, it’s a second opportunity for a customer to afford their dream renovation or emergency necessity. And

Consumer financing programs like same-as-cash financing or low monthly payment financing are commonplace in the retail world. You see them advertised at furniture stores, jewelry stores … even doctor’s offices. Why? Because they help those businesses attract new customers and close sales. So why are some home improvement contractors reluctant to offer financing? Financing Closes

You already know that offering financing to your customers as a payment option for their home improvement project is critical. Many contractors already offer in-house financing or go through a big bank to offer financing for their good credit customers. But what about the approximately 50% of people in the United States who are “credit challenged?” They

Some contractors struggle to add in-home financing to their business model. Maybe they struggled with financing programs in the past or just haven’t found the right fit. Many finance companies only offer financing for prime customers or only work with large, well established companies and that can be a limiting factor for many home improvement