SBA LOAN PROGRAMS
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) was established to help businesses secure financing. SBA programs reduce risk for lenders and enables easier access to capital. There are two primary SBA financing programs offered; the SBA 504 program which offers attractive real estate and equipment financing; and the SBA loan guarantee program which offers a more flexible use of funds. Together, these programs are great complements to each other and are often used together to fully meet business financing needs.
ATW Miller Group, LLC has partnered with Business Lending Partners (BLP) in order to offer SBA loans to potential borrowers. BLP is a Certified Development Company (CDC) who is an underwriter and servicer for SBA 504 loans. ATW Miller Group is able to work jointly in securing a SBA 7(A) loan. ATW Miller Group also assists customers in completing 504 loan applications.
SBA 7(A) LOAN PROGRAMThrough our partnership with Business Lending Partners, (BLP), ATW Miller Group, LLC, is able to offer the Small Business Administration (SBA) 7(a) Loan Guarantee program. The 7a program, is the most popular loan program offered by SBA. The SBA 7(a) loan guarantee program is provided to our lender partners to mitigate risk. The program also allows lenders to use the program for small businesses that would not normally qualify for conventional financing through:
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SBA 504 LOAN PROGRAM
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loan program, offered by BLP, was developed by Congress to assist growing businesses by offering an attractive financing option for real estate and equipment needs. The SBA has structured the program to work in partnership with the applicant business’ financial institution. To apply for SBA 504 financing, the business and its financial institution would work directly with BLP. BLP acts as an administrator of the program and packages everything directly with the customer for SBA.
An additional 5% cash equity is required in each situation below reducing SBA/BLP’s financing portion:
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