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SBA Loans


What are SBA Loans?

SBA loans are loans made by the bank to eligible business, which is 50% to 85% guaranteed (maximum loan amount of $2,000,000) by the full faith and credit of the U.S Federal Government.

    7a loans: Business & Property, up to $2,000,000

    504: Real estate loans (Buyer 10%, CDC 40%, and Bank 50%)

    SBA Express Lines: Loans up to $200,000

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Who is Eligible for an SBA loan?

Virtually, all small businesses are eligible for an SBA loan based on the U.S. Small Business Administration's guidelines such as type of business, proposed used of funds, and size of business.


What are some of the benefits for the customer?

The customer benefits from longer terms, larger loan amount, and lower capital injection requirements than conventional financing. The customer is also able to obtain financing, which normally may not be approved under conventional financing guidelines (i.e. tighter cash flows, start-up businesses, lack of collateral)


What are benefits of an SBA loan versus a Conventional loan?

  • Lower debt coverage requirement on the business
  • Lower debt to income requirement of the individuals and guarantors
  • Weaker secondary source of repayment is permitted
  • Lower monthly payments with longer terms
  • Lower capital injection requirements for business or real estate purchases
  • Loans to businesses with no or short history
  • Fully amortized loans without the need to renew and incur costs every 5 years


Other SBA Requirements?

  • Tax Returns - Verification forms(4506) must be signed by parties in the transaction
  • Legal Residency - INS verification (G845) must be signed by alien residents
  • Fire Insurance - Personal property & building
  • Cash Injection Verification
  • Lease (Terms must equal Term of Loan)
  • Guaranty Loan fee payable to the U.S. SBA (Amount depends upon the actual loan amount)