Small Business Loans
Small business loans facilitate the creation, expansion or operation of a business. This type of lending instrument can range greatly in type, terms and even the sources for obtaining financing. In most cases, small business loans are granted by banks, credit unions and private lenders that receive banking from the U.S. government through Small Business Administration (SBA) programs. The cost of financing will depend on the principal amount, the interest rate offered and the term in length of months or years involved with the loan.
Introduction to the Small Business Administration (SBA)
According to government surveys, over 99% of all business entities in the United States are small businesses....
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The SBA Loan Guaranty Program
Part 1: The 7(a) ProgramThe 7(a) Program is the primary loan guaranty program of the SBA. Eligible...
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Administration of the SBA Loan Guaranty Program
Due to often contradictory federal banking regulations, it’s doubtful that private commercial lenders would fulfill the demand...
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SBA Approval
Once a borrower seeking a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan receives approval from a lender, the transaction...
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