With over thirty years of experience in the business world, Dan has started many businesses—bounce houses to manufacturing—always using small business lending and business lines of credit as the backbone. In the early nineties he launched Party Jump. A small business loan got the first bounce house in the van; by the time he was thirty, he had factories, fleets, distribution up and down the coast. But he didn’t stop there—every step he took, he dragged two hundred other people along: home-based businesses, weekend hustles, first-time founders.
He never loaned their money—he loaned his playbook. Showed them which banks ask too many questions, which lenders actually care about cash flow, how to turn a credit line into inventory before the first customer showed up. Today that same muscle is the core of Dan’s lending advisory. We’re not the loan officer. We’re not the broker. We connect you to one—seventy-five lenders deep—so you’re not begging one branch manager on a Tuesday afternoon. They handle rates, they handle terms, they underwrite based on your books.
Dan? He’s the translator: This clause means your payments jump in twelve months, that fee’s negotiable if volume hits ten thousand a month. He gets paid when you sign—not before, not on approval. Honest money. And because cash never sleeps, we bundle merchant processing—slash your credit card costs so what the lender gives you, you actually keep. Bottom line: we don’t give financial advice. We don’t file your taxes. We don’t represent you in court. We set the meeting, walk you to the door, and say, Now go talk to your CPA, your lawyer, whoever signs the dotted line after you do. We’ve been declined. We’ve been approved. We’ve been sued. We’ve won. If that doesn’t make us credible, nothing will.