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SBA 504 Loan Program
The Money That Makes America Work

Growth Capital Corp. is a Certified Development Company (CDC), which is a private nonprofit corporation, certified by the SBA to process 504 loans and contribute to the economic development of the community. The SBA 504 Loan Program was developed by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to make available long term, fixed interest rate loans with lower down payment requirements to existing small businesses with fixed asset financing needs. At Growth Capital we work together with business owners and bank loan officers to administer SBA 504 loan participation

Use of Funds

Fixed Asset Financing

  • Land & Building Acquisition
  • Building Improvements/Renovations
  • New Construction
  • Purchase of Machinery & Equipment
Eligible Businesses

For Profit Businesses

  • Business Net Worth Less Than $7 Million
  • Business Profit After Tax Less Than $2.5 Million
  • ·Job Creation Requirement of 1 New Job for each $50,000 of SBA Funding. 1 New Job for each $100,000 of SBA Funding for manufacturing loans (companies in NAICS sectors 31, 32, 33).
  • All Industry Types: Manufacturing, Industrial, Service, Retail, Wholesale, and Distribution
Available Financing

  • Up to 40% of Total Project Cost may be Financed by SBA 504
  • Minimum Equity Requirement of 10% of Total Project Cost
  • SBA Loan Sizes from $50,000 to $1,500,000 for regular loans, $2,000,000 for public policy and up to $4,000,000 for manufacturing loans.
  • SBA Loan Terms are 10 or 20 years (fully Amortizing)
  • Interest rates are fixed at the time of the SBA loan closing based on Current market U.S. Treasury rates plus approximately 1.5%
  • Participating Bank Financing Terms, Rates, & Fees are Negotiated between the Customer & Bank Loan Officer Associated Costs and Terms
  • Processing Fee of 2.65% of the SBA loan amount is financed into the SBA loan
  • Fee of 1/2% on the Bank's First Mortgage Amount collectable at the SBA closing
  • Ongoing Servicing Fees totaling 1.01% of the outstanding SBA loan balance are included into the Effective Interest Rate
  • SBA 504 loan Closing and Legal Costs ($2,500) are the Responsibility of the Customer but may be financed in the SBA loan
  • The Participating Bank must advance an interim loan for up to 90% to fund the SBA portion. SBA 504 is "take-out" permanent, second mortgage financing.

    The maximum SBA debenture is $1,500,000 for meeting the job creation criteria or a community development goal. Generally, a business must create or retain one job for every $50,000 provided by the SBA. The maximum SBA debenture is $2 million for meeting a public policy goal. If your project meets one of these goals, the job creation requirement is waived. The public policy goals are as follows:

  • Business district revitalization
  • Expansion of exports
  • Expansion of minority business development
  • Rural development
  • Enhanced economic competition
  • Restructuring because of federally mandated standards or policies
  • Changes necessitated by federal budget cutbacks
  • Expansion of small business concerns owned and controlled by veterans
  • Expansion of small business concerns owned and controlled by women

    The legislation also established a new SBA 504 loan maximum of $4 million for manufacturers(companies in NAICS sectors 31, 32, 33).!

The primary advantages of the SBA 504 Loan Program to a small business owner are a lower down payment, longer loan terms and fixed interest rates.

Click here to visit the Small Business Administration (SBA).

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