I’ve been working as a car mechanic and supervisor for several years before I finally went ahead and set up a repair shop and garage of my own. It wasn’t easy, but I had friends who helped me along the way.
I told my former boss about my plans to start anew. He told me that it would be a shame for me to go. I agreed and many clients came to the shop and talked directly to me. In turn I gave them whatever they needed. I was a good mechanic, although I didn’t want to be an employee any longer. My boss reluctantly told me that he’d let me do my own thing after a couple of more months of transition. Before I left, however, I had to make sure that the shop was ready. There were so many things to do: refurbish this place I wanted to rent, hire some great people, and buy all the equipment. My boss was sad he couldn’t help out with the capital, so I was on my own in that sense.

I searched far and wide for financial aid. I stumbled on some loan companies in Golembieski, Skyline Viviendas, Sabino Heights, De La Ossa Estates, Colonial Ranch Estates, Tucson, Agua Caliente Estates, and Milagrosa Hills. I eventually got to Tanque Verde Title Loans. I told the manager what I needed, and he was more than happy to help out. My application was reviewed and the loan was granted in minutes. I had the money the morning after. We ran into a few kinks, but my shop is getting pretty stable. Thanks.
Brian F.
Tanque Verde, Arizona  85749