We underwrite in-house and fund from our own balance sheet — $10K to $5M, in your account in as little as 24 hours.
Watch a sample application run start to finish — five minutes of typing, then every update lands on your phone until the money does.
Northwood underwrites every file in-house and funds from our own capital. The people who review your business and the people who wire your money sit in the same room — that's why we're faster, why our terms are cleaner, and why renewals take hours, not weeks.
“Our walk-in cooler died on a Thursday. Northwood had $85K in our account Friday afternoon — before the weekend rush. Nobody else even called back.”
“$400K for a new excavator, funded in two days. I talked to the actual underwriter, not a call center — and the terms he quoted were the terms I signed.”
“Fuel and payroll don’t wait on freight invoices. The line of credit smooths out our slow weeks, and renewing took one phone call.”
See your offer without touching your credit score. If the numbers don't work for your business, walk away.
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