Coralbrook Funding, a small-business funding broker in Bloomington, Indiana, takes requests through a short form (contact details, business name, and ranges for time in business, revenue and the amount needed), followed by a call about the purpose. Lending partners make every credit decision and set rates and terms, and sending the form does not commit your business to anything.
What happens after you submit
- We get in touch. Coralbrook Funding calls or emails at the details you entered, to ask what the money is for and how the business would repay it.
- We pick a structure together. The purpose points to a funding type, and with your agreement the request goes to partners that offer it.
- A partner reviews it. The partner may ask for statements, returns or a quote, may check credit, and decides on its own.
- You decide. If an offer comes, weigh the total cost and the schedule. Turning it down is always your right.
Left off the Coralbrook form on purpose
No Social Security number, no bank account numbers and no statements, and you should never send those by ordinary email or text. The form takes only ranges for revenue and the amount; the purpose and the exact figures come up on the phone.
Consent and your information
Take a minute over the consent text next to the checkbox; it governs who may call and text you. The broker disclosures explain how information is shared with lending partners.
Prefer a call?
Call (812) 286-1845. What happens after you call sets out each stage and who decides. The privacy policy covers how your details are handled.
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