Quillview Loans is a loan broker; funding partners make every credit decision and set the terms of any offer.
Where Quillview Loans sits between a business and its funding partners
Quillview Loans is a loan broker and does not lend money. It does not make credit decisions or set terms. It takes a business’s request by phone or through the request form and passes it to funding partners, which are separate companies.
Offers, terms and funding decisions come from the partner
A funding partner decides whether to review a request, which records to ask for, whether to make an offer, and the amount, rate, term, collateral and other conditions of any offer. No offer is certain, and an offer from one partner says nothing about what another would do. A business can turn down any offer.
Sending the request form versus applying for credit
The request form collects a name, phone number, email address and company name, ranges for time in business, annual revenue and the amount requested, and consent. Sending it asks to be contacted; it is not a credit application. A funding partner may check credit during its own review and explains its own process.
Kinds of funding that stay outside this site
This site does not arrange startup loans, SBA loans, commercial real estate or mortgage loans, or personal and consumer loans, and it does not cover trucking or agriculture businesses. A merchant cash advance, which the site also describes, is a purchase of future card or sales receipts and not a loan; the provider collects it from those receipts.
Census figures and invented examples on these pages
Business counts on this site come from U.S. Census Bureau programs (County Business Patterns, ZIP Code Business Patterns, Nonemployer Statistics and the American Community Survey), each named with its year and geography. Payment examples marked as illustrations use invented figures and are not quotes or offers; actual rates and payments come only from a funding partner.
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