BIRMINGHAM, Mich., Aug. 29, 2017 -- Restaurant Loan Corporation has named Les Hays as Director of Sales. Mr. Hays has over 30 years of experience as a Sales and Marketing Director in both the Restaurant, and Technology industries. His primary role is to grow Restaurant Loan Corporation’s presence in the region by providing an avenue for restaurant owners struggling to find access to low cost capital. Headquartered in Birmingham, Michigan Restaurant Loan Corporation provides a comprehensive menu of business loan solutions for restaurant owners including Mortgages, Equipment Leasing, Lines of Credit, Working Capital, and Business Advances. Through their Advisory Desk, Restaurant Loan Corporation can help navigate the unique high and low business and revenue cycles and provide guidance on the best options for each borrower’s needs.
Restaurant Loan Corporation is a division of Ready Capital Corporation. Ready Capital is a boutique business lender that works with professional trades such as Attorneys, CPA’s, Bankers, Brokers, and other trusted advisors to solve businesses financing needs. Ready Capital Corporation is a member of the TMA (Turnaround Management Association) and works closely with many groups and organizations to bring timely capital to businesses.
Restaurant Loan Corporation www.resloan.com [email protected] 800-737-1032


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