Stephen Bush

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, AEX Commercial Financing Group
25 years experience as Small Business Finance Advisor and Commercial Real Estate Financing Consultant
Provides small business loans, short-term capital financing and commercial finance consulting throughout the U.S.
Publisher — The Commercial Mortgages Guide — The Working Capital Loans Guide — The Working Capital Journal

Stephen Bush is based in Ohio and provides small business financing options and short term working capital financing assistance throughout the United States. Steve arranges commercial real estate loans (up to $25 million) for purchases, construction and refinancing and immediate short-term working capital financing (usually up to $300,000). SBA loan programs include purchase and refinancing. AEX also provides a Business Loan Referral Fee Program.

Prior to founding AEX Commercial Financing Group, Steve served as an officer in the U.S. Navy Supply Corps and as a financial/real estate investing consultant. He received a BA degree in Business Psychology from Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) and an MBA in Real Estate Finance from the University of California (Los Angeles) and was elected to Beta Gamma Sigma (national business honorary) at UCLA.

Steve’s recent articles have emphasized the continuing business financing challenges for small business owners when dealing with commercial bankers. He has advised commercial borrowers for many years that it is essential to have a complete understanding of business finance and working capital financing problems and how to solve them.

Interests and Hobbies:
Business interests include problem-finding and problem-solving for commercial loans, working capital strategies and commercial mortgages on behalf of small business owners.

Homepage:
http://aexcommercialfinancing.com

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