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USDA Loan Program

Designed to improve the economic and environmental climate, USDA loan proceeds develop and finance businesses in rural communities.*

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Program Features
Use of Proceeds
  • Real estate purchase
  • Refinance and construction
  • Business expansion and acquisition
  • Equipment purchase
  • Partner buyout
  • Franchise financing in rural communities
Loan Amounts Up to $10,000,000
Term Up to 30 years, fully amortizing
Advance Rate Collateral must have documented value sufficient to protect the interest of the lender and agency
Benefits
  • Fixed and variable rates available for USDA loans
  • Longer terms to maximize cash flow
  • Designed to help rural communities grow and add jobs
  • Encourages the development and construction of renewable energy projects such as solar and wind power
  • Expert relationship managers walk you through the USDA loan application process to ensure your experience is hassle-free

Learn more about the USDA loan program by visiting the U.S. Small Business Administration website.†

A simple and hassle-free SBA experience

Get the support and advice you need. Our Business Development Officers strive to handle your loan request efficiently from application to closing, so you can focus on what really matters – growing your business.

*Some credit restrictions may apply. Loans subject to credit approval.

Subject to sba.gov eligibility requirements.

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