How do I get a small business loan?

You should prepare a business plan, including your loan proposal, and submit it to a local lender. If the lender is unable to approve your loan, you may request that your application be submitted, by the lender, to the SBA. The SBA can guarantee up to 80% of a small business loan; however, the lender must agree to loaning the money with the SBA guarantee. The lender will then forward your loan application and a credit analysis to the nearest SBA District Office. If the lender needs SBA applications and/or guidance it may contact the nearest SBA District Office by going to http://www.business.gov/cgi-bin/outsideurl.cgi?url=http://www.sba.gov/regions/states.html. Upon SBA approval, the lending institution closes the loan and disburses the funds.

 

 

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