Brookmont Funding, a small-business funding broker in Terre Haute, Indiana, takes requests through a short form covering contact details, the business name and three broad ranges, then phones to talk about the purpose and which structures might suit. Sending the form commits the business to nothing. Partners, not the South 6th Street office, decide and price.
After the form goes through
- Brookmont Funding receives your name, contact details, business name and the three ranges you picked.
- Expect a call, normally from (812) 286-1851, asking what the funding is meant to pay for.
- Where a structure fits, we explain the documents partners usually request; only with your go-ahead does the request reach partners offering that structure.
- The partner does its own review, says yes or no, and sets the terms of any offer. The decision to accept stays with you.
Topics held back for the South 6th Street callback
Amount, revenue and years trading appear only as broad ranges, there is no box for the purpose, and there is nothing to upload. Those topics are easier to handle on the phone. No partner hears about your business until the two of us have talked.
Your consent and your data
Ticking the box tells us how Brookmont Funding and lending partners may get in touch. A separate software company runs the form itself; our privacy policy covers what becomes of the details entered, and the broker disclosures cover our role.
Still weighing it up?
Read the four steps before sending anything, or phone (812) 286-1851 with a question.
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