Slateshire Finance takes funding requests from businesses in Sanford, NC and nearby towns through this form or by phone. The form asks for contact details, an optional company name and three picks: time in business, annual revenue range and requested amount range. Funding partners review requests, ask for documents and decide; nothing here is an offer.
What the form asks
The request form asks for your full name, phone and email, your company name if you want to give it, and three short picks: how long the business has been operating, a range for annual revenue and a range for the amount you are requesting. A consent box covers how we may contact you.
No bank statements, Social Security number or tax returns are requested on the form.
After the form leaves your screen
- We call you back to talk about the expense and its timing.
- Together we settle on the structure that suits it.
- A funding partner reviews the request and asks for the records it needs.
- Any offer arrives in writing for you to compare, accept or decline.
Each step is explained on how a request works, and the disclosures cover how partners make decisions.
Documents partners may ask for later
Small business loan required documents depend on the structure. A request for property or an acquisition may involve more paperwork than a working capital request.
| Structure | May be requested |
|---|---|
| Working capital | Recent bank statements; sometimes a receivables list or payroll register |
| Line of credit | Bank statements; sometimes tax returns and financial statements |
| Term loan | Tax returns, profit and loss, balance sheet, debt list, project documents |
| Inventory financing | Sales reports, inventory list, supplier invoice or purchase order |
| Equipment financing | Quote or invoice; for used items, serial number and condition details |
| Merchant cash advance | Processor statements for card sales, plus the bank's |
How long it takes to get a small business loan
Timing is set by the partner and depends on the structure and how fast documents arrive. Nothing is promised here. A clear purpose and a complete set of statements can shorten it.