Ivyview Lenders, a small-business funding broker in Greenville, North Carolina, works from 623 S Pitt St #24, inside city limits. It helps Greenville and Pitt County businesses explore working capital, term loans, lines of credit, inventory and equipment financing and merchant cash advances, then introduces their requests to lending partners, which approve them and set the terms. Call (252) 318-3595.
| Office | 623 S Pitt St #24, Greenville, NC 27834, inside city limits |
|---|---|
| Phone | (252) 318-3595 |
| ZIP 27834 | 1,300 employer establishments in 2023 (Census ZIP Code Business Patterns) |
| ZIP 27858 | 1,394 employer establishments in 2023 (same source) |
| Free advising | NC SBTDC Greenville office, 300 East First Street, (252) 737-1385 |
| Who decides | Lending partners, not Ivyview Lenders |
Where to find us
Ivyview Lenders
623 S Pitt St #24
Greenville, NC 27834
(252) 318-3595
The Census Bureau's geocoder places the address inside Greenville city limits, in census tract 1.01 (U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder, checked 2026-10-15). Phone, address and a map are on the contact page.
Greenville's two business ZIP codes
Federal business counts are published by ZIP code, not by city, and Greenville's ZIP codes reach past the city line. The city covers 11.6 percent of the land in ZIP 27834 and 20.4 percent of the land in ZIP 27858 (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 ZIP-to-place relationship file). Treat the figures below as the Greenville area, not the city alone.
| Measure | ZIP 27834 | ZIP 27858 |
|---|---|---|
| Employer establishments | 1,300 | 1,394 |
| Share with fewer than five employees | 40.8% | 51.7% |
| Health care and social assistance | 246 | 164 |
| Retail trade | 227 | 215 |
| Accommodation and food services | 148 | 168 |
| Construction | 105 | 113 |
| Wholesale trade | 63 | 31 |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ZIP Code Business Patterns 2023. ZIP 27834 is where our office is; 27858 is the mailing ZIP that East Carolina University lists for its Greenville campus. Among the sectors shown, health care has the most employer establishments in 27834 and retail trade the most in 27858.
Self-employment in Greenville
An estimated 6.9 percent of Greenville's employed residents work for themselves, compared with 8.2 percent across Pitt County and 9.8 percent statewide (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates; margins of error 1.2, 0.9 and 0.1 points). In Greenville, that 6.9 percent splits into 3.0 percent who own an incorporated business and 3.9 percent who own an unincorporated one, such as a sole proprietorship.
Structure matters when you ask for funding. An LLC or corporation brings its own registration, tax records and bank account, while a sole proprietor's business and personal finances are often reviewed together. Either can ask about business funding; partners' document requests differ.
Free help in Greenville before you borrow
Several public organizations offer advice at no cost, and some questions are better answered there before any financing conversation:
- NC SBTDC, Greenville office, 300 East First Street, (252) 737-1385. A University of North Carolina System advisory service that lists help to “access sources of capital and financing” and serves Pitt and eleven other eastern North Carolina counties. By appointment.
- Pitt Community College Small Business Center, (252) 493-7541, which describes “free resources, expert guidance, and personalized support” for entrepreneurs and small businesses in Pitt County.
- Pitt County Economic Development, 111 S Washington St, Greenville, 252-902-2079, the county department for economic development.
- NC Secretary of State, Business Registration, where LLCs, corporations and other entities are formed and kept on file.
- NC Department of Revenue, Register a Business, for state tax accounts such as sales and use tax and withholding.
- SBA North Carolina District Office, which lists Pitt County among the counties served by its Wilmington office.
None of these organizations is affiliated with Ivyview Lenders. Before signing a lease or starting a build-out, confirm zoning and any city requirements with the City of Greenville directly.
Funding questions that fit Greenville's business mix
Health care practices tend to ask about clinical equipment and about carrying payroll while insurance claims are paid; see medical and dental practice financing. Restaurants and retailers ask about kitchens, stock and uneven months; see restaurant financing and inventory financing. Contractors ask about machines and draws; see contractor financing.
For a broader start, the guide how to get a business loan in North Carolina walks through state registrations and records, and eastern North Carolina funding resources covers public and nonprofit programs.
Towns around Greenville
We work with businesses across Pitt County by phone, online and at the office. Community pages cover Winterville (about 5.8 miles south), Ayden (about 10 miles south) and Farmville (about 12 miles west); distances are straight-line from the office to each town's census center point. Every Pitt County area we serve is listed on one page.
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