Rowanwood Lenders, a small-business funding broker in Santa Fe, New Mexico, helps owners match an expense to one of six funding options and presents the request to lending partners. It does not lend, approve or price anything. Each lending partner reaches its own credit decision and fixes any rate and terms. The listed address is on E De Vargas St.
Broker vs lender
Rowanwood Lenders is a broker, not a lender. A lender supplies the money, underwrites the request and carries the risk. A broker sits between the business and lenders: it helps the owner define the need, prepares the request and presents it to lenders likely to fund it. The name includes the word Lenders; the work is brokering.
What does a loan broker do day to day? For us, it means listening to what the money is for, checking the business's state record for problems a partner would catch, choosing among working capital, term loans, lines of credit, inventory and equipment financing and merchant cash advances, and explaining offers in plain terms when they arrive.
How we work
- We start with the expense and its timing, not with a product.
- We review state registration and existing liens before a request goes out.
- We send each request only to partners that fund that kind of need.
- We help you compare offers on total cost and payment rhythm.
The details are on our process page.
Off the table at De Vargas Street
- Lend, approve, decline or put a price on any request
- Arrange consumer, payday, title or mortgage loans
- Arrange agriculture or trucking funding
- Promise approval, amounts or timing
- Serve customers in Spanish
The full picture of our role sits in the broker disclosures.
Where we are
Rowanwood Lenders lists 150 11 E De Vargas St, Santa Fe, NM 87501 as its address, in Santa Fe County. Most requests move by phone and email. Our contact page has the phone number, and the Santa Fe, NM page sets out the local business figures that shape the conversations we have.
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