Halespring Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Gastonia, North Carolina, is not a lender. From 141 E Franklin Blvd it explains six funding structures to Gaston County owners, helps prepare requests and introduces them to lending partners, which approve or decline and set rates and terms. It does not arrange personal, payday, title or SBA loans.
Halespring is a broker, not a lender
Halespring Business Capital is a broker, not a lender. Halespring Business Capital connects you with lending partners; partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms. We do not lend money, buy receivables or decide on applications.
Why a broker carries the word Capital
Halespring Business Capital is the company's name. Capital describes the subject of our work, the money businesses raise to operate and grow, not something we supply ourselves. Because names like ours can be misread, we state on every page that we are a broker, and we will repeat it on the phone if you ask.
Where we are
Our business address is 141 E Franklin Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28052, and our phone number is (980) 352-5262. The U.S. Census Bureau's geocoder places the address inside the City of Gastonia, in Gaston County. Most conversations happen by phone.
How requests reach lending partners
Each request goes to lending partners that offer the structure it needs. The partners we work with fund businesses in construction, restaurants, medical and dental practices, and retail and wholesale, among other sectors. Partners review requests on their own terms and are not obliged to fund any of them.
Our angle: records first
Many Gaston County owners already keep the records a partner asks for without thinking of them that way: the asset list behind the county's annual business personal property listing, bank statements, supplier quotes. We start by finding out what you already have, so that a request goes out complete rather than in pieces. Our Gastonia, NC page gathers local figures and registration links.
What we will not do
- Tell you in advance that a partner will approve, how much it will offer, what it will charge or when. Partners alone decide that.
- Arrange personal, payday, auto title, home or SBA loans.
- Present a merchant cash advance as a loan, or suggest one before the loan options have been considered.
- Claim agriculture or trucking funding, which our partners do not cover through us.
- Ask for bank statements by ordinary email or text.
Disclosures and next steps
The broker disclosures describe the broker relationship, how a merchant cash advance differs from a loan and how your information is shared. How a request moves walks through the four steps, and the contact page has our phone and address.
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