Lakemont Business Funding, a small-business funding service in Gainesville, GA, explains its role here: it is a broker, not a lender, and does not make credit decisions, set rates or fund requests. Funding partners review and decide each request. A merchant cash advance is a purchase of future receipts, not a loan.
Lakemont Business Funding Is a Broker, Not a Lender
Lakemont Business Funding is a small-business funding broker. It does not lend money, make credit decisions or set rates, fees, amounts or terms. It passes requests to funding partners, and each partner decides independently whether to make an offer.
Lakemont Business Funding connects you with lending partners; partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms.
No Offer Is Promised
Sending a request does not mean an offer will follow. A partner may decline, and any offer may differ from the amount or structure requested. Nothing on this site is an offer of credit.
Merchant Cash Advances Are Not Loans
A merchant cash advance is a purchase of a share of a business's future receipts. It is collected as a share of sales or deposits until the purchased amount has been remitted, and its cost is set by a factor rather than an interest rate.
Where the Figures and Examples Come From
County and ZIP figures come from U.S. Census Bureau programs and are cited with the program and year where they appear. Worked examples with dollar amounts are invented for illustration and labeled that way; they are not quotes, rates or terms from any partner.
Licensing and Regulatory Status
Nothing on this page states a licensing or registration status; counsel handles those questions.
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