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101 W Court St, Greenville, SC 29601
(864) 302-0567
Greer, South Carolina

Business Funding for Greer, SC Businesses

Greer is a city split between Greenville County and Spartanburg County, about 11.3 miles east-northeast of our Greenville office. Its ZIP 29650 is one of the busiest business ZIPs near Greenville, led by professional firms and health care.

Kitehill Commercial Capital connects you with lending partners; partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms.

In short

Kitehill Commercial Capital, a small-business funding broker in Greenville, SC, works with Greer owners in Greenville and Spartanburg counties from 101 W Court St. Greer's ZIP 29650 had 1,167 employer establishments in 2023, led by professional services (163) and health care (145). Lending partners make every credit decision and set terms.

At a glance
CityGreer, in Greenville and Spartanburg counties
Distance11.3 miles ENE of 101 W Court St
ZIP 296501,167 employer establishments in 2023; 54.8 percent under five employees (Census ZBP 2023)
Largest sectorsProfessional services (163), health care (145)
Self-employed residents7.6 percent, plus or minus 1.9 (ACS 2020-2024)
Who decidesLending partners, not Kitehill Commercial Capital

A city in two counties

Greer lies in both Greenville County and Spartanburg County (Census 2020 place-by-county codes), so Greenville County figures alone do not describe it. The city spans two ZIP codes: 63.6 percent of its land is in ZIP 29651 and 29.3 percent in ZIP 29650. This page uses ZIP 29650, of which Greer covers 37.3 percent of the land (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 ZCTA-to-place relationship file).

ZIP 29650 in numbers

ZIP 29650 had 1,167 employer establishments in 2023, with 19,386 paid employees and about $1.02 billion in annual payroll; 54.8 percent had fewer than five employees (U.S. Census Bureau, ZIP Code Business Patterns 2023).

Largest sectors, ZIP 29650, 2023
SectorEmployer establishmentsShare under 5 employees
Professional, scientific and technical services16380.4%
Health care and social assistance14547.6%
Retail trade12040.0%
Construction11156.8%
Other services9456.4%
Accommodation and food services9117.6%

Practices and professional firms

Professional firms are numerous but very small: eight in ten have fewer than five employees. Their funding needs tend to be modest and cash-flow driven, such as covering the gap between finishing work and getting paid, which a line of credit handles well. Health care is the second-largest sector and runs larger, with fewer than half under five staff; practices of that size ask about equipment, build-outs and second locations, covered in medical and dental practice financing.

Construction and retail are the next largest groups in ZIP 29650, with 111 and 120 establishments. Retailers here are mostly established stores, since only 40.0 percent have fewer than five employees, and their questions center on stock bought ahead of demand. Restaurants are larger still, with just 17.6 percent under five staff, which makes payroll the cost that most needs a cushion.

Self-employment in Greer, SC

An estimated 7.6 percent of employed Greer residents are self-employed, plus or minus 1.9 points: 5.1 percent unincorporated and 2.5 percent incorporated (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates).

Billing gaps for small professional firms

A consultancy, engineering practice or agency with three people may finish a project in one month, invoice in the next and be paid in the one after that. Payroll does not wait. For firms like these, the funding question is rarely a big purchase; it is a recurring timing gap of different sizes, which is what a revolving line of credit is built for.

Partners reviewing a small professional firm look at the regularity of deposits, who the clients are and how quickly they pay, and existing obligations. A clean record of invoices and payments, such as an aged receivables report from your accounting software, usually says more than a projection. Practices weighing a second location face a different question: whether today's cash flow can carry a new fixed payment while the new site builds up, and partners will test exactly that.

Working with us from Greer, SC

We have no office in Greer. Owners call (864) 302-0567, send a request online or come to 101 W Court St in Greenville. the Greenville, SC page and the other Upstate communities have more local figures.

Who Kitehill Commercial Capital works with in Greer, SC

Our lending partners have confirmed they fund contractors and construction trades, restaurants and food service, medical and dental practices and retailers and wholesalers that carry stock, and Kitehill Commercial Capital works with businesses like these in Greer, SC. Each partner still decides case by case.

What to gather before you call

  • The last three to six months of business bank statements
  • Last year's filed tax return for the business
  • A year-to-date profit and loss statement and balance sheet
  • Photo ID for every owner of the business
  • Your articles of organization or incorporation and the EIN letter
  • For equipment, the seller's quote with make, model and price

No two partners ask for exactly the same file, so use this as a checklist rather than a rule.

How a request moves forward

  1. Reach us at (864) 302-0567 or through the form. The first questions are simple: what the funding is for, how long the business has operated and its rough revenue.
  2. We walk through the funding types that suit that purpose and the paperwork partners tend to ask for. Nothing goes out until you say so.
  3. Once you agree, the request goes to partners that provide that type of funding. The credit decision belongs to each partner.
  4. If a partner makes an offer, you compare the total cost, payment schedule and terms. You are never obligated to accept.

Kitehill Commercial Capital is based at 101 W Court St, Greenville, SC 29601.

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Public data

Greenville County Businesses by the Numbers

15,493

Businesses with employees

Employer establishments in Greenville County, South Carolina.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023
57,906

Businesses with no payroll

Greenville County businesses operating without paid employees.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Nonemployer Statistics 2024
53.9%

Employers under five staff

Share of Greenville County employer establishments with fewer than five employees.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023
Communities we work with

One office in downtown Greenville, with owners across the Upstate by phone, online and in person.

Quick answers

Owner Questions

Short answers to what owners ask first.

Which county is Greer, SC in?

Both Greenville County and Spartanburg County.

How many businesses are in ZIP 29650 (Greer, SC)?

1,167 employer establishments in 2023, with 19,386 paid employees (Census ZBP 2023).

Do you work with Spartanburg County businesses?

Yes, by phone, online and at our Greenville office at 101 W Court St.

Can a Greer, SC practice finance a second location?

A lending partner may consider it. Term loans and equipment financing are the usual routes; the partner decides and sets terms.

What do partners look at for a small professional firm?

Regular deposits, client payment patterns, existing obligations and, often, an aged receivables report.

Is my Greer, SC business in Greenville County or Spartanburg County?

Greer crosses the county line, so check the address. Partners may ask where the business is registered and licensed.

Something else? Call (864) 302-0567 and ask the Greenville office.

A question for the Greenville office?

Owners in Greer, SC can call or visit

(864) 302-0567

Call the Greenville office and say what the money is for. We will tell you which options are worth exploring with lending partners.

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