Biz2Credit Helps New York Man-of-Many-Trades, Make CRE Acquisition.

Rated the Top Small Business City in the U.S., there is no question why the Sabharwal family decided to make the city of dreams their home. Dinesh Sabharwal and his son Sahil own and operate a number of New York City businesses. Most recently, Sahil opened Pipali, a booming modern Indian restaurant in New York City's famed curry hill.

"My son Sahil has partnered with Biz2Credit several times," says Sabharwal. " After seeing the success his latest venture received, I decided to partner with Biz2Credit myself. You can say it was a case of a father following in his son's footsteps!"

Though Dinesh gives his son credit for taking the first steps, Dinesh himself has been an entrepreneur for almost 17 years.

"I first came to the United States from India in 2000. I was driving cars. After a few years, I decided it was time to start my own business. I started NYC American limos, and from their everything took off." .

Dinesh has been in commercial real estate ownership since 2008. Recently he moved forward with his next venture, and needed to purchase a property worth $600K.

"I needed funding, or would easily lose the opportunity," says Sabharwal. "I called Biz2Credit and was able to receive the financing I needed. The whole online application process from start to finish was incredibly easy and user-friendly. My Funding Specialist was there to help every step of the way."

Biz2Credit helped provide Sabharwal with funding but for Sabharwal, it was more than just the money.

"Our family has had a personal relationship with Biz2Credit for a long time," he says. "I have known the Co-Founder and President since 2006. There is no one else I would trust for small business funding. Biz2Credit is simply the best."

Sabharwal has one final piece of advice for fellow entrepreneurs looking to purchase commercial real estate.

"Don't give up on your dreams. This is a nation built on them. Starting a business may seem daunting at first, but Biz2Credit gives entrepreneurs the support they need to take the initial leap, and then you will fly!"