Small Business Loan Application

By: EconomyWatch Content   Date: 11 December 2009

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To succeed in obtaining a loan, you have to be prepared and well organized with your documents. This includes filling out an error-free small business loan application and compiling a list of the things you require, such as the loan amount required, the reason for taking the loan and repayment methods. The loan approval depends on factors, such as how well you project yourself, your venture and your financial needs.

 

Components of a Well Written Small Business Loan Application

A small business loan application must furnish the following information:

 

  • General information: Provide information, such as the business name, the principal stakeholders, purpose of the loan, the exact loan amount, business description (number of employees and current assets) and ownership structure and management bio. 

  • Market information: Provide information about your company’s products and services, competitors, and customer profile. 
  • Financial information: Provide your company’s balance sheets and income statements for the past three years, stakeholders’ and your personal financial statements, and any collateral to pledge as a security for the loan.

 

Small Business Loan Application: Small Business Administration

 

The US Small Business Administration (SBA) is a federally funded agency that assists entrepreneurs in the approval of business loan applications submitted with private commercial lenders. SBA serves as your guarantor in the loan. Most banks and private lenders participate in SBA's loan program. With the assurance that the lender or the bank receives from the SBA, the chances of the applicant getting his loan approved increase. The SBA assistance in enhancing the loan approval prospects helps borrowers in starting or boosting their business venture.

 

 

Small Business Loan Application: Minority Loan Programs

The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is a federal agency dedicated to encourage the establishment and growth of minority owned enterprises. MBDA provides funding for a network of Minority Business Development Centers (MBDCs), Native American Business Development Centers (NABDCs), and Business Resource Centers (BRCs) located across the USA. The centers provide minority entrepreneurs with assistance in drafting business plans, marketing, management and technical assistance, and financial planning to secure adequate financing for their business venture.

 


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