Quarryfield Capital Group, a small-business funding broker in Hillsboro, Oregon, is a broker, not a lender. Listed at 118 SE 2nd Ave, it helps Washington County owners choose among six funding options, checks records before a request goes out, and connects owners with lending partners. Partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms.
A broker, not a lender
Quarryfield Capital Group is a broker, not a lender. The words Capital Group in the name describe the funding we help arrange, not money we lend. Every offer an owner receives comes from a lending partner, written on that partner's own documents, after that partner's own review.
What a broker adds is preparation and fit. Most owners do not shop for business funding often, and the options are priced and structured in ways that are hard to compare. We narrow the field to the structures that suit the purpose, check that the business's records will hold up, and send the request only to partners that offer that structure.
How we work
- Dates first. We start with what is due and when the money to repay it arrives.
- Records before requests. Entity status, license renewals and existing liens are checked before a partner sees the file.
- Offers as written. We pass along exactly what a partner offers, in the partner's documents.
- Your decision. Declining an offer is always an option.
The process page sets out each step in detail.
Where we are
Our listing sits on SE 2nd Ave in Hillsboro, OR 97123, inside Washington County, Oregon. Most work happens by phone and email, so distance within the county makes no practical difference. The Hillsboro, OR page gathers Census figures on the businesses around the city, and the contact page has the phone number and map.
Things SE 2nd Ave turns down
- Lend money, or present ourselves as the source of any offer.
- Promise approval, a particular amount or a timeline.
- Set up consumer credit of any kind: personal, payday, title or mortgage.
- Take on farm or freight-trucking requests.
- Push an owner to accept an offer.
The broker disclosures explain the arrangement formally.
Who we work with
Lending partners have confirmed that they fund construction and the trades, restaurants, medical and dental practices, and retail and inventory businesses. Those sectors account for a large share of Washington County, OR's employers: 1,826 construction establishments, 1,346 food service and drinking places, 1,364 ambulatory health care establishments and 1,588 retail stores in 2023 (County Business Patterns 2023).
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