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SBA Loans

Longer-term financing options for qualified businesses, backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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Typical terms - illustrative
Amount Range
Mid-size to large
Term Length
Long-term
Repayment
Fixed monthly
Multiple Funding Programs
Nationwide Financing
Fast Decisions
Dedicated Funding Specialists

What is SBA Loans?

SBA loans are financing programs partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, which reduces risk for lenders and can make longer-term, larger-scale financing accessible to qualified small businesses.

Government-backed lending program

How it works

From application to funding, in 4 steps.

01

Apply

Complete an application with the additional documentation SBA programs require.

02

Underwriting Review

Your application and documentation are reviewed against SBA program requirements.

03

Choose Your Offer

Compare terms and select the SBA-backed program that fits your business.

04

Get Funded

Complete final documentation and receive your funds.

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Who it's for

SBA loans generally suit established businesses pursuing larger, longer-term financing needs where a more involved application process is worthwhile in exchange for potentially longer terms.

Common Uses
Business acquisition Major expansion projects Commercial real estate purchase Long-term working capital needs

Benefits

Longer Terms

Often longer repayment terms than conventional loans.

Larger Amounts

Can support bigger financing needs like acquisitions or real estate.

Government-Backed

The SBA guarantee can make qualification more accessible.

Qualification & required documents

SBA programs typically require more extensive documentation than other funding types. Commonly requested items include:

Your funding specialist will walk you through the full requirements for the specific SBA program you are matched to.

Typically Required
Government-issued ID
Business financial statements and tax returns
Business plan or use-of-funds explanation
Additional documentation specific to the SBA program

Example scenarios

A few ways businesses put SBA Loans to work.

Business Acquisition

Financing the purchase of an existing business.

Major Expansion

Funding a large-scale growth project.

Commercial Property Purchase

Buying the building your business operates from.

How it compares

A starting point - your funding specialist will confirm what fits your business.

Compared To Key Difference
SBA Loan vs. Term Loan: SBA loans often involve a more detailed application process in exchange for potentially longer terms and larger amounts than a conventional term loan.

Frequently asked questions

SBA loans typically involve a longer approval process than other funding types due to the documentation required. Your funding specialist will give you a realistic timeline for your specific program.
Available programs depend on our current lending network and your business profile. Your funding specialist will confirm which options you may qualify for.
This depends on the specific SBA program and loan amount. Your funding specialist will explain the requirements for your matched program.

Ready to explore SBA Loans?

One application, matched to funding options across our lending network.