- Established 2014, Canton, Ohio
- Owner-operated; no committees, no handoffs
- Does not lend its own money; carries no credit risk
- Intermediary, and consultant where separately engaged
The leadership at Capital Sources has sat in every chair at the table.
Capital Sources was established in 2014 and is owned and run by its leadership, whose career spans more than four decades in consumer and specialty finance: running a lending branch, leading a national indirect installment lender that funded dealer and practitioner programs, founding an origination platform that served dealers and medical practices nationwide, and serving as a senior executive of a multi-state operator carrying a large book of in-house receivables, with responsibility for the systems and servicing beneath it.
That leadership has underwritten the paper, funded it, serviced it, and sat on the operator's side deciding whether to keep it or sell it. The firm does not lend its own money and does not carry credit risk. It acts as an intermediary, and, where separately engaged in writing, as a consultant.
Industries
Elective medical and dental
Bariatric, chiropractic, cosmetic and plastic surgery, dental and orthodontics, dermatology, elective surgery, fertility, hair restoration, med spa, medical devices and imaging, men's health, orthopedics, vision, veterinary
Home and home services
Home improvement, HVAC, roofing, solar, furniture, mattress and adjustable bedding, pools, appliances, water treatment, security, in-home food service
Powersports and titled
Powersports, marine, RV, trailers, auto accessories and repair
Memberships and future service
Campground, golf, vacation ownership and resorts, travel, fitness, education and career training
Consumer goods
Jewelry, consumer electronics, musical instruments, hearing and mobility products, pets, direct retail
Business equipment
Construction and agricultural, machine tools, manufacturing, restaurant, scientific, robotics, medical devices, IT
Services and specialty
Funeral and pre-need, legal, professional services, payroll factoring, oil and gas, plastics, renewables
Operators with in-house receivables
Memberships, schools, furniture chains, medical groups, contractors and any operator financing its own customers
Some industries carry more regulatory, completion or collateral risk and are placed only with lenders that specialize in them, after additional screening. If yours is not listed, ask; the list reflects where we have history, not the limit of what can be placed.
Tell us what doesn't fit.
What you sell or need to finance, roughly how much, and in which states. Inquiries are read by the firm's leadership, not a sales desk, and you get a plain answer: whether there is likely a lender for it, and roughly how long finding out should take.