Fieldstone Lending, a small-business funding broker in Gillette, Wyoming, prepares business funding requests and sends them to lending partners that decide and set terms. Fieldstone Lending is a broker, not a lender. This page explains what that means in practice, how partner relationships work, and the requests we turn away.
Broker versus lender
A lender advances its own money, sets the price, and collects the payments. A broker stands between the business and those lenders: it learns what the business needs, prepares the request, and sends it to partners whose products fit. Fieldstone Lending is the second kind. Our name says Lending because that is the subject, not because we hold the loans.
For you, the practical difference is that any offer, its terms and its conditions come from the partner, in the partner's own written agreement. We help you read it and compare it; we do not change it.
A broker's day-to-day work on S Gillette Ave
- Asks what the money must pay for, and how revenue arrives.
- Matches the need to one of six structures.
- Lists the documents a partner is likely to want and checks they agree with each other.
- Routes the request to partners that write that kind of funding.
- Helps you set offers side by side on total cost.
Requests Fieldstone turns down
- Predict an approval, a dollar figure, a rate or a date.
- Place personal, payday, auto-title or home-mortgage borrowing.
- Take on ranch, farm or trucking requests.
- Call a merchant cash advance a loan, in any document.
Where we are
You will find the business listed at 106 S Gillette Ave, Gillette, WY 82716, in Campbell County. Most work happens by phone and email; the contact page has both. Census context for the city and county is on the Gillette, WY page.
Read further
How a request moves covers the steps, and the broker disclosures set out the arrangement in formal terms.
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