Cedarland Lending, a small-business funding service in Roswell, NM, takes funding requests through this form. It asks for your full name, phone, email and company name (optional), time in business, annual revenue range and requested amount range, plus consent. A follow-up call covers the expense and timing before partners review it.
What the form asks
- Full Name
- Phone
- Company Name (optional)
- Time in Business, chosen from a short list of ranges
- Annual Revenue, chosen from ranges
- Requested Amount, chosen from ranges
- Consent to be contacted about your request
No bank statements, tax returns or Social Security number are asked for on the form. If a partner later needs documents, Cedarland will tell you which ones and why.
Once the form is in, here is what follows
- Cedarland reviews the form and calls or emails you.
- A short conversation covers what the money will pay for and when it is needed.
- The request goes to partners that handle that kind of funding; each decides on its own.
- Any offers come back to you to compare. You are free to decline.
Each step is explained on the how-it-works page, and how partner decisions are disclosed is on the disclosures page. How your details are handled is set out in the privacy policy linked in the footer.
Consent and contact
You can ask Cedarland to stop contacting you at any time by phone or email.
Before you start
Before opening the form, settle on one plain sentence about the expense: payroll before an insurer pays, a lift for a new bay, restocking a store, a remodel. The expense decides the funding type, and a clear description makes the follow-up call short.
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