SBA Loans
SBA 7(a)
The SBA 7(a) Loan Program is the Small Business Administration’s primary lending program designed to help small businesses secure the financing they need for various business purposes. These loans are guaranteed by the SBA, reducing the risk for lenders and making it easier for businesses to obtain funding.
SBA 7(a) loans can be used for a wide range of business purposes, including:
- Business Acquisition
- Improving Real Estate & Buildings
- Change of Ownership (complete, partial, or partner buyout)
- Short- and Long-term Working Capital
- Refinancing Business Debt
- Furniture & Fixture Purchasing
- Equipment Purchasing
- Leasehold Improvements
Here are the benefits of Choosing an SBA 7(a) Loan for Your Small Business:
- Low Interest Rates
- Long Repayment Terms
- Low Down Payments
- Fewer Fees
- Fast Access to Capital
- Personalized Lending Solution
SBA 7(a) Loan Highlights
Loan Amount | $500,000 to $5,000,000 |
Terms & Amortization | Up to 25 Years |
Location of Project | Nationwide Funding |
Annual Renewal Fee | No Annual Renewal Fee |
Funding Timeline | 60-90 Days: Depending on the project |
Use of Funds | Acquisition, Partnership Buyout, Refinancing non-SBA Debt, Working Capital, Equipment Purchase, Real Estate Purchase, Business Renovations |
SBA BOLT Loans
SBA Bolt Loans offer a new and better option for small business owners seeking a swift, efficient, and more affordable way to fuel their operations. In small business, accessing quick and reliable working capital is often the key to unlocking growth and overcoming financial hurdles.Â
SBA BOLT Loans can be used for working capital needs, such as utilities, payroll, office supplies, marketing costs.
- Business Acquisition
- Improving Real Estate & Buildings
- Change of Ownership (complete, partial, or partner buyout)
- Short- and Long-term Working Capital
- Refinancing Business Debt
- Furniture & Fixture Purchasing
- Equipment Purchasing
- Leasehold Improvements
To qualify for an SBA Bolt loan, standard requirements are:Â
- Be a U.S.-based business operating for profit.
- Meet the SBA’s definition of a small business.
- Operate within an eligible industry.
- Be unable to obtain financing on reasonable terms from nongovernment sources.
SBA BOLT Loan Highlights
Loan Amount | $25,000 to $150,000 |
Terms & Amortization | 10 year term; monthly repayment schedule |
Location of Project | Nationwide Funding with No Rural Constraint |
Annual Renewal Fee | No prepayment penalty, other SBA loan fees may apply |
Funding Timeline | Approval and funding are significantly faster than other SBA loans, with funds potentially available in just a few days after approval |
Use of Funds | Working capital needs, items such as payroll, office supplies, utilities and marketing costs |