The SB Authority Index reached 109.82 points in December

THE DECEMBER SB AUTHORITY INDEX CONTINUES TO SHOW SLIGHT GROWTH FOR THE SMALL BUSINESS ECONOMY

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Flexible Term Lending Program

Flexible term lending for small-business owners

Industry Type Average Employees (12 months) or
Average Sales (3 years)
   Manufacturing    500-1,500 employees
   Wholesaling    100 employees
   Services    $4.5 million to $31.5 million
   Retailing    $6.5 million to $26.5 million
   General and Heavy Construction    $18.5 million to $31 million
   Special Trade Construction    $13 million

SBA 7(a) Loan Program

Eligibility

  • Business must be operated for profit.
  • Business must be open to all on a nondiscriminatory basis.
  • Business must be located in the United States or its possessions.
  • Owners must be U.S. citizens or resident aliens.
  • Business owner must be able to demonstrate repayment ability from earnings.
  • Business must not be involved in investment real estate, religion, politics, or sex.

Loan Terms

  • Loans range in size from $50,000 to $5 million.
  • Loan terms range from 7 years to 25 years, based on the use of proceeds.
  • Owner-occupied real estate—25 years
  • Machinery and equipment—10-15 years
  • Business acquisitions—10 years
  • Working capital—7 years
  • Loans are structured without balloon payments.
  • Interest rates are floating, up to 2.75 percent over prime.
  • Personal guarantees are required from any owners of 20 percent or more of the business.
  • Collateral includes all business assets and may also include personal assets.

Use of Proceeds

  • Expand or acquire a business, or franchise. Acquire 100 percent of anexisting business, or pay fees to start a franchise.
  • Finance business expenses (working capital). Pay salaries and vendors, purchase inventory, advertise, finance receivables, pay bookkeeping and legal fees, or rent office space.
  • Purchase office or other equipment. Purchase computers, furniture, fixtures, manufacturing equipment, and heavy machinery.
  • Purchase or improve owner-occupied real estate. Purchase or construct buildings, make leasehold improvements, expand or renovate facilities, or purchase land. If purchasing, owner must occupy at least 51 percent of the real estate; if constructing, owner must occupy at least 67 percent.
  • Refinance existing business debt. Improve cash flow by reducing monthly loan payments by at least 20 percent.
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