You share basic information about your business, how long you've operated, monthly revenue, and what you need funding for. We assess which loan programs align with your profile and whether any immediate red flags exist. This is not a soft-pull credit check; it's a conversation about what lenders will scrutinize.
Step Two: Documentation and Underwriting Preparation
We tell you exactly which documents underwriters require: bank statements, tax returns, profit-and-loss statements, accounts-receivable aging, lease agreements, and more. We also explain why each matters. A lender reviewing a Jurupa Valley trucking company wants to see fuel-card statements and maintenance records; a retail business needs point-of-sale reports. Preparing the right documentation in the right format prevents delays and re-submissions.
Step Three: Lender Matching and Submission
We submit your file to lenders whose credit criteria match your business. Because we broker multiple capital sources, we know which lenders approve contractors with fluctuating revenue, which prefer asset-heavy businesses, and which specialize in startups. This targeted approach improves approval odds compared to scattershot applications.
Step Four: Closing and Funding
Once a lender issues a commitment, we walk you through the closing process, explain any conditions or covenants, and ensure you understand repayment terms. Our job is transparency, not pressure.