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Buying Commercial Real Estate
Buying Commercial Real Estate
SBA 7A
- Loan Amounts from 30,000 - 5,000,000
- Competitive Government Backed Rates
- Loan Terms up to 25 Years
Common Uses for the SBA 7A Loan
- Providing Working Capital
- Buying a Business
- Purchasing Real Estate, including land and buildings
- New Construction or Renovations
- Providing Capital for Business Expansions
- Providing Financing for the purchase of Equipment, Machinery, materials and supplies
Who Qualifies for the SBA 7A Loan
- Operate for profit
- Be considered a small business, as defined by SBA
- Be engaged in, or propose to do business in, the United States or its possessions
- Have reasonable invested equity
- Use alternative financial resources, including personal assets, before seeking financial assistance
- Be able to demonstrate a need for a loan
- Use the funds for a sound business purpose
- Not be delinquent on any existing debt obligations to the U.S. government
Documents that are needed to be filled out and submitted to begin the Application process
- Borrower information form which is the SBA 1919 Form
- Personal Background form 912
- Personal Financial Statement form 413
- Business Financials ( Profit & Loss Statements and Projected Financial Statements
- Tax Returns (Business & Personal)
- Resumes of all owners
- Current Business Debt Schedules
USDA Loan Programs
Business & Industry Program (B&I)
The USDA B&I loan program helps small businesses by providing financing up to 25M million to create jobs and stimulate rural economies
Loans are provided in rural areas and towns with populations less than 50,000. The borrower’s headquarters may be based within a larger city as long as the project is located in an eligible rural area. Projects should produce new job opportunities for local residents and make positive impacts on the local environment or economy.
- Loan Amounts from 2 Million to 25 Million
- 7- 30 Year Loan Terms
- Loan Must be made in areas with populations less than 50,000
- Competitive Government Backed Rates
Commercial Hard Money Loans
Common uses of the USDA B&I Loan
- Working Capital
- Buying a Business in a Rural Area
- Small Business Expansions
- Commercial Real Estate purchases
- The Purchase of Essential Business Equipment
- The Purchase of Inventory
- Refinancing of Current Business Debt
Who Qualifies for a USDA B&I Loan
- For-profit or nonprofit businesses
- Cooperatives.
- Federally-recognized Tribes.
- Public bodies
- Individuals engaged or proposing to engage in a business.
