Retail floorplan

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Retail floor planning is a business that makes money by doing short term loans secured by collateral it loans for. The costs are usually very high, with interest rates of 28%-40%, as well as a fee to put inventory on the floorplan. Floor-planning is commonly used in new and used car dealerships, as well as other businesses that have expensive inventory.


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