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Guaranteed Loans

A smart way to get the money you need to grow your business.

Take advantage of the many benefits offered by government-backed Small Business Administration (SBA) loans, including relaxed loan terms, to get the money you need to grow your small business.
  • Acquire a new business or franchise.
  • Buy real estate.
  • Purchase new equipment and more!

Who it’s for:

Small business owners looking for the smartest way to get the money they need to buy real estate, acquire new businesses or franchises, purchase new equipment, increase capital and more. These loans are generally longer-term loans that can be effective in providing substantial improvement in cash flow or mitigate collateral deficiencies when compared to terms available on conventional loans.

Features:

Small Business Administration Loans
  • 7(a) Program.
  • 504 Program.
  • Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development (WHEDA) Loans.
  • SBA and WHEDA loans available on loan requests of $25,000 to $2,000,000.

Benefits:

  • Used for acquisition of inventory, equipment, working capital, and real estate.
  • Helpful in start-up situations where capital may not be adequate.
  • Long-term financing commitments - from 7 years for inventory purchases, to 25 years for real estate purchases.
  • Maximum guarantees and financing amounts vary based on specific program and transaction size.
  • Projected income consideration allows your qualification to be based on the projected income of your growing business rather than historical cash flow.
  • Small down payment requirements.
  • Competitive interest rates.
  • Used in conjunction with other conventional credit facilities.
  • Available for start-up businesses and acquisitions.

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