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SBA 504 Application Process

Business Lending Partners (BLP) provides up-front eligibility screening services to determine if a small business meets the general criteria to qualify for an SBA loan. One of our loan officers will work with the small business and the participating lender to collect all required documentation that should include: a business plan, resume, financial statements, debt schedules, financial projections, tax returns, and other funding commitments.

  • Pre-qualification

    Business Lending Partners (BLP) provides up-front eligibility screening services to determine if a small business meets the general criteria to qualify for an SBA loan. Contact BLP today to discuss your project.
  • BLP Application

    A BLP representative will work with the small business and the participating lender to collect all required documentation.

  • BLP Approval

    BLP will structure the loan within SBA's guidelines and perform analysis on the creditworthiness of the company.

    Loan Approval recommendations will be made by BLP's Loan Advisory Committee and Board which meet weekly.

  • SBA Approval

    The loan application will then be submitted electronically by BLP to SBA once all remaining documentation is collected, signed, and dated by the loan applicant. This process typically occurs the same day Executive Committee approval is received.

  • SBA Authorization

    SBA will issue its Loan Authorization upon approval which outlines the terms and conditions of the SBA financing.

  • 3-4 Weeks from Full Application

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Business Lending Partners (BLP) provides up-front eligibility screening services to determine if a small business meets the general criteria to qualify for an SBA loan. Contact BLP today to discuss your project.

A BLP representative will work with the small business and the participating lender to collect all required documentation.

BLP will structure the loan within SBA’s guidelines and perform analysis on the creditworthiness of the company.

Loan Approval recommendations will be made by BLP’s Loan Committee and Executive Committee, both of which meet every Monday and Tuesday respectively.

The loan application will then be submitted electronically by BLP to SBA once all remaining documentation is collected, signed, and dated by the loan applicant. This process typically occurs the same day Executive Committee approval is received.

SBA will issue its Loan Authorization upon approval which outlines the terms and conditions of the SBA financing.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Funding projects that involve land or building purchases or new construction will require an appraisal. This is typically ordered by the financial institution participating in the financing.

Original signature and date must be provided on all documents provided by the applicant.

This should include business products and services, history of the business, a description of management and a market analysis, including key customers, the size of the market, competitors and the competitive advantage of the business.

A Resume on the attached form is required on all owners, officers and key management of the business

All owners which own 20% or more of the business must complete the personal financial statement on SBA form. If married, this must be a joint statement and include the spouse signature. Owners must also attach a copy of their driver license to this statement.

Once the business has identified all its funding needs, those costs need to be documented as much as possible as part of the application. This documentation may include things like:

  • ​Quotes on equipment
  • Accepted offer to purchase on land or buildings
  • Construction contract or budget from contractor

Financial statements for the last three fiscal year-ends of the business are needed, including balance sheets and income statements.

Interim financial statements (year-to-date) for a period ending within 90 days of application is needed, including aging reports of accounts receivable and account payable

Borrower must complete the attached schedule of existing debts including date and amount of original loan, the rate and term, the current balance and how it is secured.

The Business may be required to provide two years of financial projections, including balance sheets, income statements and written assumptions. Monthly cash flow projections may also be required, particularly for new businesses.

Corporate and personal federal tax returns are needed for the past two years.  For married individuals, joint tax returns must include the spouses signature.

Signed copies of the franchise documents, or dealer, supply or license agreements are needed for the business.

Information on any other businesses owned or partially owned by the applicants must be provided, including names of those businesses, ownership breakdown and the last two year-end financial statements or Federal Tax Returns.

Commitment letters for all other funding sources as part of this financing package needs to be provided, including the bank commitment letter describing the terms and conditions of its financing and the reason for using the SBA 504 program.

Funding Projects that involve real estate will require some type of environmental study as determined by the financial institution and SBA requirements. This may start with a questionnaire to be completed by the owner of the property followed by a professional report ordered by the financial institution or SBA.

All documentation must be dated and signed prior to submission.

Lender's Benefits

Reduced Risk

SBA is a secondary lender, providing a direct loan in a subordinate lien position improving the bank's collateral position and reducing risk. While the SBA 7(a) Guarantee program is a a government restricted loan, the SBA 504 is not. BLP staff handles all of the government paperwork and servicing.

Increase Small Business Lending

The bank's exposure is reduced by partnering with SBA on the financing of a project. By mitigating their risk through these program, banks can provide more loans and offer opportunities to more businesses. Additionally, banks can provide more loans to the same business, where legal lending limits may be constraining.

Obtain CRA Credit

Banks can potentially obtain CRA credits by participating in one of our lending programs.

Increase Portfolio Size

We structure, evaluate, process and service SBA loans which cannot be done conventionally.

Borrower's Benefits

Lower Down Payment

The borrower may provide a cash down payment as low as 10% of the total funding needs, allowing them to save their cash for other business needs.

Fixed Rate

The borrowers do not have the risk of an increase in the interest rate on the SBA loan making long-term planning for the business easier because borrowers know the amount of their mortgage payments for the next 20 years.

Long Term

SBA 504 loans are made for 10, 20 or 25 year terms. Longer terms result in lower monthly payments for the borrower without the concern of balloon payments due prior to the loan maturity.

Low Interest Rates

The long-term, competitive interest rate results in savings over the life of the loan.