Only $231,889,000 in SBA 7(a) loans were approved for the week ending April 13. That brings the year to date total to $7,184,889,000.
That means lenders are eagerly seeking new deals.
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- Jim Ely the sbapro
- Jim Ely has been doing SBA loans since 1984 when he began working at Stultz Financial.
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Questions?
Loan Application
To apply for a SBA loan, you will need to provide:
1) Your personal financial statement
2) Your business and personal tax returns last three years
3) A current balance sheet and income statement for your business
That's enough to let you know if you are pre-qualified for a SBA loan.
1) Your personal financial statement
2) Your business and personal tax returns last three years
3) A current balance sheet and income statement for your business
That's enough to let you know if you are pre-qualified for a SBA loan.
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- SBA self-storage options- 7(a) or 504?
- SBA 7(a) Weekly Lending Update
- The SBA and volte-face
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