Lakeshire Business Funding, a small-business funding broker in Duluth, Minnesota, takes requests through a short form: name, email, phone and business name, with a consent checkbox. We call to discuss the purpose and the options. Lakeshire is a broker, not a lender; lending partners make every credit decision and set rates and terms.
What happens after you submit
- We call or email you. Lakeshire Business Funding contacts you using the details you entered and asks what the money is for.
- We narrow the options. Together we work out which funding types fit and what partners for those types usually ask to see.
- A partner reviews. With your permission the request goes to a lending partner, which underwrites it and decides.
- You choose. If an offer comes back, accepting it or not is your decision.
The four steps describe each stage in more detail.
Details the form leaves out on purpose
No Social Security number, no bank account numbers and no documents. Do not type those into the form or send them by email. If a partner later needs documents, it explains how to provide them securely.
Consent and privacy
Before pressing submit, take a minute with the consent wording next to the checkbox. The privacy policy explains what happens to the information, and the disclosures describe the broker relationship.
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