SBA Program Overview
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The US Small Business Administration (SBA) is an independent Federal Agency created by Congress to assist in the commencement, expansion, growth, and prosperity of small businesses. In total each year, bank and non-bank lenders fund over $35 billion a year through their flagship program the SBA 7a program and over $12 billion through the SBA 504 program via 2nd mortgage loans. The SBA program has been one of the most successful ever implemented by Congress in 1953. The program saw extreme growth since 2008 and is more available than any time in the program's history especially during the unprecedented events in 2020.
Transaction Types
Real Estate Acquisition
Construction & Refinance
Partner Buyouts
Debt Refinance
Start Up
Business Acquisition
Franchise