SBA 7(a) Loans
Program

One Powerful Loan Program. Multiple Ways to Grow Your Business.

Buy a business. Purchase commercial real estate. Refinance eligible business debt. Finance equipment. Add working capital. Expand your operation.
The SBA 7(a) Loan Program is the U.S. Small Business Administration’s primary business loan program—and one of the most flexible financing solutions available to qualified small businesses. At SBAcommercialloans.com, powered by Commercial Lending USA, we help business owners navigate the SBA financing process, structure their transactions, and explore financing options that fit their business objectives.

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What Can an SBA 7(a) Loan Do for Your Business?

An SBA 7(a) loan can be used for much more than purchasing commercial real estate.

Qualified borrowers may use SBA 7(a) financing for a wide range of eligible business purposes, including:

Buying an existing business

Purchasing owner-occupied commercial real estate

Acquiring land and constructing business facilities

Expanding or renovating existing facilities

Purchasing machinery and equipment

Financing furniture, fixtures, and supplies

Providing working capital

Refinancing certain eligible business debt

Purchasing inventory

Business ownership changes.

Combined business financing.

Open a new business location

Property eligibility and loan requirements vary by program.

Highlights

One Transaction. Multiple Needs. One Financing Strategy.

SBA 7(a) Loan Highlights

Up to $5 Million:
Qualified businesses may obtain SBA 7(a) financing of up to $5 million, subject to SBA eligibility, lender underwriting, and approval.
Up to 25-Year Terms:
Eligible commercial real estate financing may have terms of up to 25 years, while other business purposes generally have shorter maximum maturities.
Business Acquisition Financing:
Finance the purchase of an eligible existing business or certain complete or partial ownership changes.
Commercial Real Estate:
Purchase, construct, renovate, improve, or refinance eligible owner-occupied business property.
Working Capital:
Finance eligible short- or long-term working capital needs to support business operations and growth.
Equipment & Expansion:
Purchase machinery and equipment, renovate facilities, or obtain capital to expand your business.

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Buying a Business?

Turn the Right Opportunity into Your Next Business.

Acquiring an established business can involve much more than financing the purchase price. You may also need financing for real estate, equipment, inventory, improvements, and working capital.For eligible transactions, an SBA 7(a) loan can potentially bring several financing needs together under one structure.

Whether you’re purchasing a restaurant, medical practice, hotel, franchise, manufacturing company, service business, or another eligible business, our team can review the complete transaction and help you explore an appropriate financing strategy.

Buying Commercial Real Estate?

Stop Paying Rent. Start Building Your Business.

If your company needs a new location, SBA 7(a) financing may help qualified borrowers purchase, construct, renovate, or improve eligible owner-occupied commercial real estate.

Office Buildings

Medical & Dental Offices

Restaurants

Hotels & Motels

Warehouses

Manufacturing Facilities

Retail Properties

Daycare Centers

Automotive Facilities

Veterinary Clinics

Assisted Living Facilities

Franchise Locations

Other Eligible Commercial Properties

Every transaction is different.

Property type, occupancy, business performance, cash flow, borrower qualifications, and the overall structure of the transaction can all affect financing.

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Has Your Bank Declined the Deal?

A Bank Decline Doesn’t Always Mean the Opportunity Is Over.

A bank may decline a commercial loan for many reasons. The transaction may fall outside its internal lending guidelines. The industry or property type may not fit its credit appetite. The acquisition may be complicated. Or the transaction may simply require a different financing structure.

At SBACommercialLoans.com, we don’t stop with one program. Commercial Lending USA has access to a broad range of commercial financing programs.

Partners

SBA 7(a) Loans for Brokers & Loan Officers

Have an SBA Deal You Don't Want to Lose?

Commercial Lending USA works with commercial mortgage brokers, loan officers, business brokers, and referral partners nationwide.

Has been declined by a bank

Has a complicated business acquisition

Needs both business and real estate financing

Requires a creative financing structure

Has an unusual commercial property

Needs an alternative to traditional bank financing

Has a transaction you're unsure where to place

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Our commercial lending team can review the transaction and explore potential financing options for your client.

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Ready to Explore SBA 7(a) Financing?

Whether you’re buying a business, purchasing commercial real estate, refinancing eligible business debt, purchasing equipment, expanding your company, or looking for working capital, the right financing structure can make a difference.

Don’t spend weeks approaching lender after lender.

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Let Us Explore the Financing.

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