Dividend Finance

Easier #selling with the New Dividend Partner Portal! With an intuitive streamlined process and flow, we’re making it easier than ever for our contractors and installers to manage and close their deals on the spot. - New loan terms*: 25yr 2.99% APR, 20yr 1.49% APR, 15yr 1.49% APR, 10yr 0.99% APR - Solar + home improvement in one - Credit policy options specific to you... - Higher max loan amounts - No comp cert & same day payments *Loan terms subject to underwriting and credit approval. Rates and terms may change. Please contact Dividend for more information. Learn more or talk to your Account Director today >> https://go.dividendnow.com/portal

Solar Contractors, Meet the New Dividend:

This just in, meet the New Dividend. Say hello to: A Full-Service Solar + Home Improvement Partner Portal A New Single Page Application: Dividend Lite... New Loan Terms and Product Enhancements and that’s just the beginning. #solar #solarfinancing #solarpower https://www.dividendfinance.com//dividend-finance-announce

Ben and Nathan from the Dividend Sales Team visiting our #Commercial #PACE Team’s latest project today in Maryland. 1,200 #solar panels on top of the Frederick Indoor Sports Complex. An exciting project for the local community! Also, take a look at what 1,200 panels looks like from above!

Dividend's most recent #Commercial #PACE Case Study with Coil Steel Processing in Toledo, OH, totaled $1,092,147 of C-PACE #financing and is to be completed in December 2020. The combined C02 saved per year on the project is 172 metric tons which is also equal to: 37 cars per year off the road, 99 tons of coal not burned, and 20 homes’ energy use! https://www.dividendfinance.com//cas/coil-steel-processing

What opened the door to the massive growth we’ve seen within the solar industry? The power of solar financing! Written by one of Dividend's Account Directors, Ben Millar. #solarpower #solar #finance #DividendFinance #lending https://www.dividendfinance.com//why-the-solar-industry-ha

There are so many reasons to go solar! Among some of the largest reasons is improving the environment and reducing your carbon footprint. Take a look below at the environmental benefits of all of the #solar financed by Dividend

US Solar Plants Now Expected to Run for More Than 30 Years: Berkeley Lab via Greentech Media https://www.greentechmedia.com//solar-plants-expected-to-o

Dividend's CEO, Eric White, sat down with Christopher Doyle, CEO of Billd, and discussed the state of #construction #loans and working with capital requirements in growing markets on Billd's podcast, "Built with Billd". You can listen to the full podcast below! https://podcasts.apple.com//the-state-of-com/id1505555876

When a contractor finds themselves in a new market with sky-high demand, restrictive supplier terms can prevent them from getting the materials they need, thus ...restricting the growth that comes with it. That’s fine when demand is flat, but in growing markets like solar, this constraint on working capital limits how many projects contractors can take on. So what’s the solution? To satisfy demand, contractors need more favorable credit terms and larger orders, but that only comes with time and established credit history. Checkout the podcast clip below to find out the unique solution that Eric White of Dividend Finance gave us when he sat down with Billd CEO Christopher Doyle!

Check out our latest #blog posting about the benefits of using #financing to grow your home improvement business written by Dividend's Ken Yeager: https://www.dividendfinance.com//the-benefits-of-using-fin

During these times of uncertainty, Dividend is here to help those experiencing financial hardship navigate forward by exploring payment options that work best for you. We’re responding to our customers inquiries with the understanding that we are all experiencing our own difficulties during this crisis and above all, we are here to help. This testimonial from one of our customers reminded us of just that.

How Renewable Energy Could Emerge on Top After the Pandemic https://e360.yale.edu//how-renewable-energy-could-emerge-o