Welcome to the Church Finance Solution Web site.

Lender said no to your refinance request ? Value of your property declined?  Churches income declined due to a poor economy? Need a small loan and don't want to refinance an existing loan? Church financing is still available, you just need to know how to structure your borrowing.  

Church Bonds (self financing) is the answer. Take control of the financing process. Set your own terms and conditions. How do interest rates of 5% to 6% sound?  Loan to Value not an issue? No Guarantors Required. No Prepayment Penalties.

Securing good terms and conditions are not a secret, but you do need to have a skilled professional. Eagle Ledge principles have assisted hundreds and hundreds of churches from church plants to America's largest Mega Churches.

Start by filling out our mini- application on line. That will allow us to evaluate your project quickly. 

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***Borrowing from a bank or borrowing thru a bond issue are equally safe to the borrower as long as you make the payments, but church bonds have more flexability and the interest rates never change. If you are going to borrow money you will pay interest, why not pay yourselves.

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