Mintmead Funding, a small-business funding service in Louisville, Kentucky, takes funding requests through this form or by phone. Its fields: full name, phone, email, an optional company name, and range picks for time in business, annual revenue and requested amount, plus consent. A call follows to talk through the cost before anything goes to a partner.
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Pick the amount range that covers the largest month you expect to run short, not your total costs. On the call, describe how the gap opens and closes. The form asks for full name, phone, email, company name if you have one, and three required range picks: time in business, annual revenue and the amount you are requesting, plus a consent box.
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After the form, the call covers the months: when the business runs short, by how much, and how quickly deposits recover. A partner then reviews bank statements to see the same pattern.
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The online form starts the request; the review still reads your records. Have recent business bank statements to hand, since they are the first thing a partner may ask for.
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Choose the amount range that matches the documented gap: bills due, minus money on hand and money arriving before the due date. On the call we confirm the figure and the date.
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- Fill in the form below, or call instead.
- Talk through the cost and its due date on the callback.
- Gather the records a partner names.
- Read any written offer, compare the total cost, and decide.
The full sequence is on the how it works page, and short answers to first questions are in the FAQ.
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