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Business assessment report for
Ashley's Auto Care

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At Pathway Lending, we’re here to support you on your journey to capital—whether you’re ready to access financing now or need resources to help you prepare. Your assessment results below highlight your strengths and opportunities, and outline clear next steps to move your business forward.

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Brian Bishop

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Trevor Bond

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Jarlecia Jones

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Kristina Head

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Brandon Sams

VP Lending, Knoxville

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Brian Bishop

VP Lending, Middle Tennessee

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Trevor Bond

AVP Lending, Middle Tennessee

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Jarlecia Jones

VP Lending, West Tennessee

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Kristina Head

VP Lending, Chattanooga

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Brandon Sams

VP Lending, Knoxville

your assessment results

Your assessment shows that your business meets key criteria Pathway looks for when evaluating funding opportunities. You’re in a great position to start a conversation with our team about funding options!


Please note: All loan applications are subject to the full underwriting process, including document review, credit analysis, and final approval by our credit team.

about Ashley’s Auto Care
201 Venture Circle
Nashville,
Tennessee
37228
201 Venture Circle
Nashville,
Tennessee
37228
Operating since February 1, 2002
LLC
Loan request amount: $75000
$6500000 per year in revenue
Strengths
Operating for at least 1 year
At least 1 full year tax return has been filed
Business is generating a profit
Business bank account opened
Utilizing an accounting system or bookkeeper
Money left over to pay the loan back
Business plan is complete
Credit score
Business is registered with the state of Tennessee

Your next step

Connect with a lender

Start your loan application with a quick conversation with our team.

Select the lender in your region to schedule a 1:1 meeting to discuss financing options with your Pathway lender.

Picture of Brian Bishop
Brian Bishop

VP Lending, Middle Tennessee

Picture of Trevor Bond
Trevor Bond

AVP Lending, Middle Tennessee

Picture of Jarlecia Jones
Jarlecia Jones

VP Lending, West Tennessee

Picture of Kristina Head
Kristina Head

VP Lending, Chattanooga

Picture of Brandon Sams
Brandon Sams

VP Lending, Knoxville

Picture of Brian Bishop
Brian Bishop

VP Lending, Middle Tennessee

Picture of Trevor Bond
Trevor Bond

AVP Lending, Middle Tennessee

Picture of Jarlecia Jones
Jarlecia Jones

VP Lending, West Tennessee

Picture of Kristina Head
Kristina Head

VP Lending, Chattanooga

Picture of Brandon Sams
Brandon Sams

VP Lending, Knoxville

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    Build a Stronger Business Foundation: 4 Essentials Before You’re Funded  At Pathway Lending, we want your funding process to go as smoothly as possible. That means having a few foundational items in place before you apply for a loan.   In this resource, we’ll walk through four core elements every business need before funds can be released—from setting up your legal structure to opening a business bank account. We’ll explain why each one matters, what it helps you do, and how it sets you up to make the most of your funding opportunity.   Let’s get your business fund-ready—and future-ready. 
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    1 Lesson

    Build Confidence, Not Just Cash: Why Your Business Needs an Emergency Fund

    In Tennessee, we know a thing or two about weather storms—literally and figuratively. From tornadoes and floods to winter freezes and utility outages, small business owners here face plenty of unpredictable challenges. But here’s the good news: preparing for the unexpected doesn’t have to feel daunting—and it can build your confidence as a business owner.  When the unexpected happens—a power grid failure, flash flood, or even a key team member's extended illness—an emergency fund becomes your business’s safety net. It’s not just about protecting your operations. It’s about protecting your peace of mind.  At Pathway Lending, we want our clients to feel empowered, not overwhelmed. Let’s talk about how you can create a cushion that helps your business stay resilient through any challenge. 
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