Success stories

Three files, start to finish.

Names shortened for privacy, numbers real. We picked these three because each one started as a problem a bank had already said no to.

HVAC contractor on a commercial job site

SBA 7(a) · Georgia

The HVAC contractor whose bank quoted twelve weeks

Marcus runs a 22-person commercial HVAC company outside Atlanta. He had a signed letter of intent to buy a retiring competitor's service contracts and two trucks, with a 45-day close written into the deal. His bank, where he'd kept accounts for nine years, quoted twelve weeks for an SBA loan.

We packaged the acquisition file completely before submission: three years of both companies' financials, the purchase agreement, a debt schedule, and Form 413s, then placed it with an SBA Preferred Lender that closes acquisition deals in his trade. Approved in 19 days, funded in 26. The rate came in a quarter point under the bank's quote.

$740K SBA 7(a)26 days to fund10-year termAcquisition + 2 trucks
Refrigerated food distribution warehouse

Equipment financing · Texas

Two reefer trucks before peak season

Dana's food distribution company had the contracts to justify two more refrigerated trucks but not the timeline for a bank process. Peak season started in three weeks. The dealer's captive financing wanted 11.9% and a co-signer.

Equipment files move fast because the trucks themselves secure the loan. She applied Tuesday with bank statements attached, had an approval Wednesday, and the dealer was paid Friday. 8.9%, seven-year term, no co-signer, soft costs (delivery and wrap) folded in.

$310K equipment3 days to fund8.9% APR$0 down
Commercial bakery owner at the counter

Government partnership · Ohio

The bakery that qualified for a program nobody had mentioned

Elena's commercial bakery supplies grocery chains across three states. She came to us for a $1.2M term loan to add a second production line, expecting roughly 11%. Intake flagged something better: her county and headcount qualified her for a state manufacturing partnership fund.

The program bought down her rate to 6.9% over ten years in exchange for a one-page annual jobs report. The extra approval layer cost about two weeks against a conventional term loan. Against the rate she expected, it saves her roughly $28,000 a year.

$1.2M partnership loan6.9% · 10 years23 days to fund14 jobs added

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