A commercial loan broker matches your financing need to lenders who underwrite that product and industry. We review your revenue, time in business, credit profile, and collateral, then present your scenario to banks, credit unions, and alternative lenders across our network. You receive multiple term sheets without filling out dozens of applications or triggering repeated credit inquiries. Our team handles documentation, follows up with underwriters, and negotiates terms until closing. Because we are a broker and not a lender, we have no incentive to steer you toward a single product; our role is to find the best fit for your Fullerton operation.
Most Fullerton businesses qualify if they show six months of operating history, consistent revenue, and a credit score above 600. Startups may access SBA microloans or equipment leases with a strong business plan. Common scenarios include a Harbor Boulevard restaurant buying a new walk-in cooler through equipment financing, a Wilshire Avenue distributor bridging receivables with invoice factoring, or a Commonwealth Avenue retailer securing a business line of credit before holiday inventory arrives. We also broker commercial real estate loans for owners purchasing warehouses near the 91 freeway or mixed-use buildings in downtown Fullerton.
How it works
Call (714) 823-9002 to start a no-obligation consultation. We gather basic financials, two years of tax returns, recent bank statements, a profit-and-loss summary, and outline three to five lender options within 48 hours. Once you select a term sheet, we compile the full package and shepherd it through underwriting. Our office is at 15910-15912 Valley View Ave, La Mirada, CA 90638, serving Fullerton, CA and nearby Placentia, Brea, Yorba Linda, La Habra, La Mirada, La Habra Heights, Villa Park, Rowland Heights, Buena Park, and Stanton. We meet clients at their location or ours and coordinate with your CPA or attorney as needed.
A precision-machining shop on Valencia Drive needed $400,000 to add CNC equipment and hire two operators. The owner had been declined by his bank because the loan exceeded their house limit. Lakeridge presented the file to four lenders: a regional bank offered a five-year term loan, an SBA-preferred lender proposed a 7(a) with longer amortization, and two equipment-finance companies quoted lease structures. The owner chose the SBA route for lower monthly payments and closed in six weeks. Today the shop runs three shifts and serves aerospace contractors across Orange County.
For a full list of cities we serve, visit our Service Areas page. To explore all financing options, see our Fullerton business financing hub.
Serving the Fullerton area

We know which lenders fund which kinds of Fullerton businesses, and we position your file where it fits.
One local broker, many lenders, and no cost to apply.
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