When a young business is starting up from scratch there is always the small matter of funding to keep the operation going until the mega sales and return on investments kicks in.  There are the old fashioned methods like applying to the bank for a business loan;  applying to the bank of mum and dad for a ‘loan’ which they probably want back but wouldn’t expect it . . .  Then there are the more modern ways of raising the necessary quick finances needed.   Applying for funding through the business to business model means there is access to fast business cash;  fexible lines of credit;  ability to consider invoice financing;  merchant funding;  unsecured business loans, which necessarily attract more precautionary approach  by the lender and secured business loan.     Take the flexible line of credit for example – it is similar to an overdraft but without the bank account, allowing acess to flexible loans when money is needed.   Fast business cash loans are just short term injections of cash for short and specific period.  They generally offer a fast turnaround time and are considered affordable and suitable for a wide range of companies – even those with an uncertain and less than spotless track record credit wise.