Micro Loan Programs
Small businesses interested in the Microloan Program should contact the brokers in your area. The lender is a nonprofit organization that receives a loan from the SBA. In turn, this makes small loans to very small businesses in the community. It also provides technical assistance to small businesses and takes all credit decisions. The application process may vary depending upon the intermediary lender. We offer loans and credit lines for all your financial needs, including those arising in the future. Business operators have extensive experience in small business loans. Business operators gives advice on how to grow your business. Lines of Credit for Small Business – Use your revolving credit line if you need cash flow in the short term or fluctuating, as to capitalize on trade discounts, purchase inventory, carry accounts receivable and increase working capital. Installment Loan for Small Business – For long-term financial needs, get an installment loan for small businesses to improve or expand properties, restructuring of debts, purchase of equipment or permanent working capital.
Commercial Mortgage Small Business - With a commercial mortgage for small businesses to purchase or refinance commercial real estate business owner-occupied.
Mortgage Loans for Small Business Investors - With a mortgage loan for small business investors, purchase or refinance income producing properties such as warehouses, office buildings, industrial facilities and small apartment buildings.
Letter Small Business Credit - We help small businesses to provide security for the contracting parties that the terms of the contract is fulfilled. A letter of credit serves as a performance bond, financial guarantee or credit enhancement as a mechanism for direct payment. It can be used independently or with self-renewal. We can even secure your credit card with a Certificate of Deposit.
Professional Credit Line - A line of credit designed exclusively for professionals.
“Small Business Lending 7A” 7A-loans 7 (a) are the basic and most used loan programs of SBA’s business loan. Its name comes from section 7 (a) of the Small Business Act, which authorizes the agency to provide business loans to small businesses. The loan program is designed to assist commercial enterprises who can not obtain financing through other resources. All loans 7 (a) are provided by lenders who are called “participants with SBA in the 7 (a).” Not all lenders choose to participate, but most American banks do. There are also some non-bank lenders who participate with SBA in the 7 (a), which expands the availability of lenders making loans under SBA guidelines.
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