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  Session 1:  
 
You will answer some pre-qualifying questions for SBA.
  
     
  Sessions 2-3:  
 
If qualified for SBA, you will complete a detailed RFI (Request for Information). If not, you will be advised where to go to and what to do, to help improve your chances of getting an SBA loan.
 
     
  Sessions 4–5:  
 
The FA (Funding Accelerator) coach will discuss with you the available SBA loan programs you will most likely qualify for. You will also be provided a list of SBA accredited banks in your area.
  
     
  Sessions 6-11:  
  Business Plan Writing  
     
  Session 12:  
  Submission of Business Plan to an SBA accredited bank  
 
 
 
1. Where can I go for assistance about SBA?
 
 
2. Can I submit my loan application package to many lenders all at the same time?
 
 
3. What if the lender declines me for an SBA guaranteed loan?
 
 
 
 
   
 

Dear member,

 

Our assessment team has identified the Small Business Administration (SBA) as likely your best source for funding for your start up or expanding business.

Admittedly, getting an SBA loan guarantee is no easy task, especially to those who are not familiar with how it works. As our valued member,we will give you all you need to know about SBA - from understanding its many loan programs to finding possible lenders in your area. More importantly, we will help you write your comprehensive business plan complete with financial statements to show the profitability of your business.

This is a partnership which started the minute you’ve completed our assessment form. With careful planning and proper guidance, your search for funding for your business can be easy, fast and hopefully successful!

 

 

The Funding Accelerator Team

 

 
     
 
     
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The US Small Business Administration

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News   SBA Loan Programs
 
 

The Small Business Administration has numerous loan programs to assist small businesses whether these are start-ups or existing businesses. These loan programs are made by commercial lenders and other institutions, not directly by the SBA.

Majority of US businesses are eligible for...

     
 
 
 
     
 
     
     
 
   
   
 
    
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