SBA 7(a)
Explore the SBA 7(a) program for an eligible, defined business purpose. FundingDesk can help you understand whether this path is worth exploring for your business.
A useful starting point
Start with the details of your business and the job you need the funding to do.
Who this may fit
Owners pursuing a longer-term SBA-backed financing path who are prepared for a detailed review of the business, its owners, the transaction, and repayment picture.
A participating lender reviews the complete business and personal financial package, entity records, SBA forms, and transaction-specific documents. The lender uses that information to assess the requested purpose and explain the appropriate next steps.
Typical use cases
- Expansion and renovation
- Equipment purchases
- Business acquisition
- Refinancing eligible business debt
Documents You'll Generally Need
Funding partners may request some or all of the following as they review the business and transaction. The exact package can vary by program.
- Business and personal tax returns.
- Current financial statements.
- A debt schedule.
- A personal financial statement.
- Entity documents and SBA forms.
- Transaction-specific supporting documents.
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