Business Expansion

SBA 7(a) BUSINESS EXPANSION LOANS

As your business thrives, the opportunity to expand becomes both exciting and essential. However, growth often requires a significant infusion of capital. Whether you're looking to open a new location, hire more staff, or invest in new equipment, the SBA 7(a) loan offers a reliable, flexible financing solution to help fuel your business expansion.


Benefits of an SBA 7(a) Expansion Loan

The SBA 7(a) loan is designed specifically to support small business growth, offering a range of benefits to help you achieve your expansion goals.


Competitive Rates

Receive a clear, competitive, written, interest rate estimate in less than 5 minutes with our easy SBA 7(a) Loan Estimate.


Favorable Terms

SBA 7(a) loans offer repayment terms up to 25 years for real estate and 10 years for equipment, helping keep monthly payments manageable.


Minimal Down Payments

Often, expansion financing through SBA 7(a) loans require no new equity.


Flexibility

SBA 7(a) loans can be used for a wide variety of business needs, including expanding to new locations, acquiring competitors, or upgrading facilities.


High Loan Limits

Borrow up to $5 million to finance everything from real estate to equipment and working capital.





The Growth Support You Need

Real Estate Acquisition

Purchase a larger facility, buy your current building or open a new location.

Equipment & Inventory

Fund essential purchases without straining cash flow.

Hiring

Secure capital to onboard and train new staff.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Facilitate strategic growth through acquisitions.



Signs You're Ready To Expand

Before taking on a loan, it’s essential to evaluate whether your business is ready for expansion. Some common indicators include:

Positive cash flow:

Having more income than expenses is a good sign your business can handle the responsibilities of growth and additional debt.

Growing demand:

If demand for your products or services is outpacing your current capacity, expansion could help you capture these opportunities.

A strong team:

An experienced, capable team is essential for managing the complexities of a larger operation.

Space limitations:

If your current location no longer fits your needs, you may need to upgrade or open new locations to accommodate growth.