Ryan is the Founder of ThinkSBA, a Nationwide SBA 504 and 7a Loan Brokerage serving small business and entrepreneurs purchasing owner occupied real estate, acquiring a business or franchise or buying out a partner.
It's vital to know that while borrowing multiple loans is possible, each loan must meet the specific requirements set by the SBA.
SBA loans are designed to support small businesses in Texas by providing needed financing, often with favorable terms.
Easily estimate your loan payments with our user-friendly calculator. Whether you're planning for monthly or annual payments, this tool helps you budget effectively by providing quick and accurate projections. Perfect for business owners, investors, and anyone exploring financing options, it simplifies the process and gives you the insights needed to make informed decisions.
This page provides valuable information on SBA ineligible businesses and eligible passive companies. It outlines the specific types of businesses that do not meet SBA loan requirements and explains the criteria for eligible passive companies. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for borrowers looking to secure SBA financing, ensuring they meet the necessary qualifications for their business types.
An SBA Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a resolution option for borrowers who are unable to fully repay their SBA loan. This process allows borrowers to settle their debt for less than the full amount owed, based on their financial circumstances. At SBA Central, we provide guidance and expertise to help you navigate the OIC process effectively, ensuring a fair resolution while maintaining compliance with SBA guidelines. Let us help you explore your options and work toward a solution tailored to your needs.