Ravenmoor Finance, a small-business funding broker in Ocala, Florida, keeps its request form short on purpose: full name, email, phone and business name, three pick-lists (time in business, annual revenue, amount needed) and one consent checkbox. After it arrives, we call to discuss the purpose and the structure. Ravenmoor Finance does not lend; lending partners decide and set rates and terms.
What the form asks
Full name, email and phone come first, with a box for the business name if you want to add it. Then three required picks: how long the business has been running, a band for annual revenue, and a band for the amount you are requesting. A checkbox records your consent to be contacted. Purpose has no place on the form; we cover it when we call.
The callback and what follows it
- We call you back at the number you entered.
- We ask what the money pays for and when the need starts and ends.
- We suggest a structure and list the records a partner will likely want.
- If you choose to go ahead, we introduce the request to lending partners.
Nothing about sending the form binds you to an offer or a partner. The process page explains each step, and our disclosures describe the broker relationship. The privacy policy linked in the footer explains how your details are handled.
Prefer to keep it to one call?
Call (352) 488-9724 and we can cover the same ground by phone.
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