Blue Hill Lending

Equipment and machinery are indispensable parts of businesses to keep operations running, meet consumer demands, and ultimately grow the business. The acquisition and repairing cost of these assets, however, is often high and calls for selecting the best equipment financing options available for a business’s specific needs. The burden of high-interest rates, along with a lengthy and tedious loan approval process from commercial banks, forces SMBs to seek alternative lending options.

Helping businesses find alternative lending partners is Jordan D. Wallace, founder and sole broker of Blue Hill Lending firm. Through this customized approach, Wallace analyzes a client’s business and funding requirements and helps them with equipment leasing, working capital advances, SBA loans, or term loans at low-interest rates within a few days. He works with various lending partners to choose the best option that aligns with rates and terms of the clients.

Wallace uses FinTech tools and AI bots to review client documents to discover their creditworthiness and accelerate payment processes. Though they must have a minimum credit score of about 600 for immediate funding, Wallace can bring funds for clients with low credit scores over time by finding a lender willing to take the risk.

He ensures clients don’t exceed the limit on their credit and assists them in building better credit. Blue Hill lending can also help clients improve their scores and reach 530 to 650 within a year.

“To ensure various funding options in different situations, I have built a strong network of accredited business lenders who can release funds in emergency and entrepreneurs with any funding requirements,” says Wallace.

He collaborates with potential lenders and business owners who may need equipment financing or funding through LinkedIn, Meta, Twitter, and other social platforms and acts as a bridge between them to help them find each other.

Clients can also visit Blue Hill Lending’s website and fill out a brief questionnaire about their requirements and credit information. Once they are done, Wallace forwards this information or credit history to lenders, who contact clients and propose multiple offers. They then release the funding as soon as clients agree upon the proposal specific to their needs. Clients receive these funds within two days or, at maximum, a week.

Alternatively, clients can directly connect with Wallace over a call, where he gathers necessary information about their credit to direct them to suitable lenders for their funding needs.

Wallace’s first assignment was with a local restaurant that needed funding for their grill stove and other kitchen equipment. He helped the owner attain funding to purchase and fix the necessary equipment and keep their business running.

Wallace’s ability to serve clients on an individual level enables them to quickly discuss their concerns and issues with him instead of waiting for the relevant personnel, which is the case while working with large firms.

“I believe building close long-term relationships with clients is necessary when it comes to funding and money to ensure people have money when they need it. People need money to make money, and I ensure businesses do not lose significant revenue due to delayed funding,” adds Wallace.