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SBA Loan

SBA Loan Programs SBA (Small Business Administration) loans are government-backed financing programs designed to help small business owners and entrepreneurs purchase or refinance commercial real estate, acquire a business, or access working capital. These loans offer longer terms, lower down payments, and competitive interest rates compared to many conventional commercial loans.SBA loans are ideal for owner-occupied properties and growing businesses looking for flexible, long-term financing.

Common SBA Loan Types SBA 7(a) Loans Used for purchasing or refinancing owner-occupied commercial real estate Business acquisitions and expansions Working capital and equipment purchases Flexible use of funds Up to 90% financing in many cases.

 

SBA 504 Loans Designed specifically for commercial real estate and major equipment Long-term, fixed-rate financing Typically structured with low down payment Ideal for stable, growing businesses 

Key Benefits

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SBA Loans Lower down payment compared to conventional loans Long repayment terms (up to 25 years for real estate)Competitive interest rates Flexible credit guidelines Ability to finance purchase, refinance, and improvements

What to Expect

 

SBA loans require: Business and personal financial documentation Good credit and cash flow SBA eligibility review and underwriting Longer processing time compared to conventional loans Despite the extra steps, SBA loans are often the most cost-effective option for owner-occupied commercial properties

Who Qualifies for SBA Loans?

 

SBA loans are a great option if you: Own or plan to own a small business. Will occupy 51% or more of the property. Have established business income. Want lower down payment and longer terms. Are purchasing retail, office, mixed-use, medical, or industrial property.

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