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Click to view mlebovits's profile Mogul mlebovits 42 posts since
Oct 10, 2007
15. Re: SBA Loan Requirments Jan 12, 2008 1:13 PM
in response to: roscocpa

It sounds like the program Roscocpa is referring to is the 504 loan program which is typically used for the acquisition of fixed assets such as real estate and machinery.

The 7a program is more likely to be used to fund the acquisition of a franchise. For certain loan sizes, the SBA's collateral requirements can be flexible.

The SBA website (http://www.sba.gov/services/financialassistance/index.html) provides a lot of information on the official requirements for their various loan programs.


Marshall Lebovits

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Click to view fmartin09's profile Professional fmartin09 10 posts since
Jan 12, 2008
16. Re: SBA Loan Requirments Jan 12, 2008 2:43 PM

Hi,

I'm a commercial banker that specializes in conventional and SBA commercial loans. Depending on your needs, you might be a good candidate for a 7a or a 504 SBA loan. Send me an email and I'd be happy to point you in the right direction.

fmartin@prudential-capital.com
www.prudential-capital.com

Best regards,
Click to view roscocpa's profile Professional roscocpa 7 posts since
Jan 9, 2008
17. Re: SBA Loan Requirments Feb 28, 2008 11:27 PM
in response to: mlebovits
This is correct about the 7a and 504 programs. Here is a fabulous website for those interested in learning more about SBA loans/lenders. As I said before, the key to success in these programs is selecting the "expert" lender who does SBA loans every day, and ONLY SBA loans. When you find one and talk to them, you will know what I'm talking about as to why this is critical. They will slide you right into the program and it will be painless. If you are with an inexperienced lender, it will be the most painful process you can imagine, and you should immediately consider altering your state of consciousness in some way to keep from pulling every hair on your body out. Remember that famous movie line "many have tried, and many have failed" - that's because they didn't go to the expert.

Here's the website, www.nadco.org/nadco/welcome.html - just click on the CDC Directory tab on the left and select the state where your project is located and you will be off the the races. Keep in mind that ALL lenders must go through a CDC in order to process an SBA loan application, so you are merely cutting out the middleman and going directly to the source.

Best of luck!
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Mar 13, 2008
18. Re: SBA Loan Requirments Mar 13, 2008 5:45 AM
in response to: moogrdotcom
Pardon me for asking, I am sure this question has been posted many times before, but the requirements you have mapped out here seem pretty geared towards an already existing business .. I thought SBA Loans were for people starting up a new business. I have no financial history and no college degrees in accounting or business, far as I know my credit is good but I have nothing to put up as collateral, no financial statements, no sales, no employees.
Should I be looking at a credit account or some other type of loan or does SBA have a program to help me get started?
Click to view TJMorehead's profile Mogul TJMorehead 98 posts since
Mar 16, 2008
19. Re: SBA Loan Requirments Mar 17, 2008 12:54 AM
Hello Online,

I know your question has been answered, but I wanted to make you aware that the SBA has several funding programs available. I can help facilitate a funding request for the program most suitable for your business financing needs.

Feel free to email me at moreheadsconnections@gmail.com to discuss more in detail.

Warm regards,
TJ Morehead
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