Straight answers

Established United States businesses with operating history and real revenue. The general direction is at least 12 months in business, generally at least $100,000 in average monthly business revenue, and a financing request between roughly $50,000 and $5 million. Current priority industries include construction, medical and dental practices, healthcare and clinics, trucking and transportation, and home health care, though other established businesses may also qualify.

The criteria describe the businesses we are set up to serve today rather than a rigid scoring system. If your business is close on one measure, it is still reasonable to submit the qualification questions and let us respond directly. If it is not a fit right now, we will tell you plainly rather than leaving you waiting.

Yes. Lendmark Capital is based in Miami, Florida and works with businesses across the United States.

Ownership information is generally part of a business financing review. The application asks for an estimated credit score range rather than requiring a specific number at the start, and business performance is the primary focus.

We do not publish a specific timeline, because the honest answer depends on the amount requested, the structure being considered, and how quickly documentation is available. What we can tell you is what happens next at each stage, and we will keep you informed rather than leaving you guessing.

You receive a confirmation with a reference number. The information you provided is reviewed, and we follow up by email using the address on the application. Additional documentation may be requested depending on the request and the structure under consideration.

No. The initial questions are about your business at a general level. Documentation such as bank statements is typically requested after the first review, and preparing it in advance tends to shorten the overall process.

No. An application starts a conversation. It is not an agreement, and it does not obligate the business to accept anything that may be offered.

Lendmark Capital focuses on requests from approximately $50,000 to $5 million. What is ultimately available for a specific business depends on review, underwriting, approval, and availability.

It depends on the purpose. A defined project with a known cost usually points toward a set amount on a set schedule. Irregular needs point toward a facility you can draw against. Receivables tied up on long terms point toward receivables based structures. The Financing section of this site explains each one and when it tends to come up.

No. We do not publish rates, repayment periods, or approval statistics, because those figures vary by structure and by business and any number shown out of context would be misleading. Specifics are discussed directly once there is enough information to be accurate.

No. The Financing section covers the structures that exist in the broader United States business financing market so owners can understand their options. Not every structure described is directly underwritten by Lendmark Capital, and availability depends on the request.

Refinancing existing business obligations is one of the purposes owners raise. It is worth bringing an accurate schedule of current balances and payments into that conversation from the beginning.

Not through this website. The current application does not collect Social Security numbers, and it does not ask for banking usernames or passwords.

Application information is submitted over an encrypted connection and stored privately. It is not published, and it is not accessible to other visitors of this website.

Application details are not sent to advertising platforms. Please see the Privacy Policy for the full description of how information is handled.

Yes. Email yoel@lendmarkcapital.com with your reference number and we will handle the request.