Southshire Business Capital is a funding broker in Bridgeton, NJ, not a lender. This page explains what that means for an owner who calls or sends the request form, and how the figures on this site are labeled.
Southshire's role as a broker, who decides, where offer terms come from, how advances are described, and how examples and Census figures are labeled.
What Southshire Business Capital Does in a Bridgeton, NJ Funding Request
Southshire Business Capital is a funding broker and not a lender. It does not lend its own money and does not make credit decisions. An owner describes a need on a call (the request form takes only contact details and three business ranges); Southshire matches that need to funding partners whose products fit it and passes the request on. Sending a request is not an application for credit.
Who Decides on a Cumberland County, NJ Owner's Request
Each funding partner reviews a request under its own criteria and decides whether to make an offer. A partner may ask for documents and may check credit during that review. Southshire cannot approve a request, cannot promise that any partner will make an offer and does not control how long a review takes.
Offer Terms Come From the Funding Partner, Never From Southshire
Any rate, factor, term, payment, fee or condition comes from the funding partner that makes an offer, and only that partner's written agreement sets them. Nothing on this site is an offer of credit. An owner can decline any offer; sending a request does not commit the business to anything.
How Southshire Pages Describe a Merchant Cash Advance
A merchant cash advance is not a loan. It is a purchase of part of a business's future card or bank receipts: a provider pays a sum now and collects an agreed share of later sales until the purchased amount is collected. Pages on this site describe advances with that wording, and each provider sets its own terms.
Invented Examples and Census Figures on Southshire Pages
Worked examples on this site are labeled "Illustration only, invented figures" and do not describe any real business, request or offer. County, ZIP Code and city figures come from U.S. Census Bureau programs (County Business Patterns, ZIP Code Business Patterns, Nonemployer Statistics, the American Community Survey and Building Permits Survey) and name their program, place and year where they appear.
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