An SBA 7a Loan is a great tool for a business to use when considering purchasing, building or renovating owner-occupied commercial real estate. The SBA 7a Loan can also be used for non-real estate business only transactions, such as start-up, acquisition or expansion. With loan limits ranging from $350K to $5 Million, many business loan requests will fall into this range and 1st Commercial Lending is here to help.
In order for your business to meet the eligibility requirements for a SBA 7a Loan, it must be for-profit and located in the United States with a net worth less than $15 Million and/or net income after taxes of less than $5 Million. If you are using the fund for real estate, you must occupy or plan to occupy 51% of the real estate as SBA funds are not for investment properties.
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SBA Guarantee Fee is paid directly to U.S. Small Business Administration and finance into the loan. Amount varies based on loan guarantee amount. Other customary fees also apply
All 7a loans are fully amortized and are assumable.
At 1st Commercial Lending, we pride ourselves on guiding each client through the often challenging and confusing process of Dental business Financing. Our Dental business Loan Specialists have over 35 years of combined lending experience and will work with you to evaluate the financial feasibility of the opportunity you are considering.
To speak with one of our business loan advisors and learn more about the SBA 7(a) Loan program, call us TOLL FREE at (800) 341-6199 or click here to get started online.
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