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That’s a solid takeaway. In construction, liquidity risk is the silent killer—projects fail not because crews aren’t skilled, but because cash dries up before milestones are paid. Mobilization, materials, payroll, and insurance all hit at once, and starting costs for contractors are often underestimated. That’s where construction mobilization loans can make sense if they’re tied to a signed contract and planned exit. Used strategically, they’re not reckless debt—they’re a buffer that keeps operations stable while revenue catches up.