Practice Financing
Feel confident investing in your practice with financing solutions from AOAExcel®’s preferred lender, Bank of America.
When you need financing for your optometric practice, you want to work with someone who understands your industry. For over twenty five years, Bank of America Practice Solutions has helped doctors of optometry across the nation reach their goals through smart financial solutions 1 and expert guidance. Whether you own a practice or are just getting started, we can provide customized financial help for your short-term needs and long-term aspirations.
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Expert guidance. Personal attention. Real solutions.
AOA members receive 50% reduction in loan administration fees. 4 To learn more, call us toll free at 800.497.6076 Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST. You can also visit bankofamerica.com/practicesolutions for more information or to schedule a phone consultation.
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1 All programs are subject to credit approval and loan amounts are subject to credit worthiness. Some restrictions may apply.
2 For Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate loans (OOCRE), terms up to 25 years and 51% occupancy are required. Real Estate financing options are subject to approval and product availability is subject to change. For SBA loans, SBA eligibility and restrictions apply.
3 Bank of America may prohibit use of account to pay off or pay down another Bank of America account.
4 To be eligible for this reduction, applicants must provide association name and membership number at time of approval.
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