In short
Valepine Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, keeps its request form short: full name, email, phone and business name, ranges for time in business, annual revenue and amount requested, and a consent checkbox. Valepine then calls to discuss what the funding is for and which structures fit. Each lending partner makes its own credit call on a Valepine request.
What the form asks
- Full name
- Phone
- Business name
- Time in business (pick a range)
- Annual revenue (pick a range)
- Requested amount (pick a range)
- A consent checkbox
Purpose and timing come up in the call, along with the exact figures behind each range.
After the form reaches Valepine
- Valepine calls back to ask what the money pays for.
- We match the need to a structure and list the records partners usually want.
- If you go ahead, the request goes to partners offering that structure.
- Any offer comes from the partner; you decide.
The full sequence is on how it works, and the disclosures set out Valepine's role.
By Valepine Business Capital · Updated