Key Takeaways
- Former H-2B workers in food processing and resort operations often develop logistics and warehouse management skills
- Bankable funds logistics and warehouse businesses $25K–$5M based on documented revenue
- Equipment, working capital, and fleet financing all available — no green card required
- SBA 2026 rule eliminated non-citizen logistics owners from all SBA programs
- 48-hour approvals for qualified logistics businesses
H-2B Logistics Knowledge Fueling Warehouse Business Success
H-2B workers employed in food processing, resort supply chain operations, and seasonal distribution roles developed logistics skills that translate directly into warehouse and logistics business ownership. Understanding receiving, inventory management, pick-and-pack operations, cold chain logistics, and freight coordination — all skills developed through H-2B work experience — are exactly the skills that logistics and warehouse businesses require.
Logistics businesses have strong, documentable revenue from contracts with retailers, eCommerce brands, and food distributors. Bankable funds these businesses on that contract revenue — no immigration status screen required.
Logistics & Warehouse Business Capital Needs
- Warehouse equipment: Forklifts, pallet jacks, racking systems, and conveyor belts. A properly equipped warehouse requires $50K–$200K in material handling equipment.
- Refrigerated storage: Cold chain logistics businesses require refrigeration systems and insulated storage — expensive capital investments with strong ROI from premium cold storage contracts.
- Transportation fleet: Box trucks, refrigerated vans, and semi-trucks for last-mile delivery and freight transport.
- Warehouse management software: WMS platforms, barcode scanning systems, and inventory management tools.
- Working capital: Logistics businesses often operate on tight margins with net-30 to net-60 payment terms. Working capital bridges the gap.
Equipment Financing
Forklifts, racking, conveyor systems, and refrigeration. Asset-secured for better rates.
Learn More →Working Capital
Bridge payment cycles for net-30/net-60 logistics contracts. Up to $500K revolving.
Apply →Fleet Financing
Box trucks, refrigerated vans, and delivery vehicles. Equipment-secured for better terms.
Apply Now →Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bankable funds logistics and warehouse businesses regardless of immigration status. Documented contract revenue is the primary criterion.
We fund third-party logistics companies, warehouse operators, cold chain logistics businesses, last-mile delivery operations, and freight brokerage companies.
Yes. Warehouse equipment financing is available for forklifts, racking systems, conveyor systems, and cold storage equipment.
Funding depends on annual revenue. A logistics company generating $700K–$2M annually typically qualifies for $150K–$600K.
The 2026 SBA rule requires 100% citizenship, eliminating non-citizen logistics owners. Bankable is private capital with no citizenship requirement.
Yes. Working capital lines are specifically designed for businesses with long payment cycles. Draw funds to cover operating costs while waiting for client payments.
Six months of business bank statements, your EIN, business license, and personal identification. No green card required.
Most applications receive a decision within 48 hours. Funds are typically deposited within 3–5 business days.