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SBA Financing

SBA programs can offer flexible, long-term financing for a range of qualified business purposes. We help business owners understand the programs and navigate the process.

Overview

What This Covers

The SBA 7(a) and 504 programs are among the most widely used tools for financing established small and middle-market businesses. Each is suited to different situations, and eligibility depends on the business, the use of proceeds, and program criteria.

We help clients understand which program may fit their objective, organize the information required, and coordinate the financing process through appropriate lending relationships.

Common Uses

  • Business acquisitions
  • Owner-occupied commercial real estate
  • Equipment and major fixed assets
  • Working capital and expansion
  • Eligible refinance
Programs

Financing Structures We Help Navigate

Financing is subject to lender criteria and approval. The programs below reflect common structures relevant to this area.

SBA 7(a)

A flexible, government-guaranteed program that may support acquisitions, working capital, owner-occupied real estate, and other qualified purposes.

SBA 504

Long-term financing oriented toward major fixed assets such as owner-occupied real estate and equipment.

SBA for Acquisitions

SBA financing frequently used to support the purchase of an established business.

SBA for Expansion

Financing to support growth, expansion, and eligible business investments.

What Lenders Evaluate

Key Considerations

Every transaction is different. These are among the factors typically relevant when evaluating financing in this area.

  • 01Program eligibility and use of proceeds
  • 02Business financial history and cash flow
  • 03Ownership, management, and experience
  • 04Collateral and the overall transaction structure

Related Solutions

Are you a CPA, broker, attorney, or advisor working with a client on this type of transaction? Explore VEQSA Capital partnerships.

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