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Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you're curious about our loan programs, general information, or application specific faqs, we've got you covered.

General Information

What is an SBA 504 loan?

A loan for businesses to purchase real estate, heavy machinery, or equipment.

Why a SBA 504 loan instead of a commercial loan? What are the advantages?
  • Down payment as low as 10%
  • Long term, fixed rate financing
  • Terms of 10, 20 or 25 years
Why Florida Business Development?

Our team provides seamless processes from application to closing – giving our customers the certainty, speed and service they deserve

What can I use a SBA 504 loan for?
  • Funds can be used as follows:
    • Purchase of land
    • Purchase of Building
    • New Building Construction
    • Purchase of machinery and equipment with 10-year useful life
    • Modernize, renovate or improve building
    • Soft Costs
  • REFINANCE
    • Existing Commercial Real Estate Debt
    • Existing Machinery and Equipment Debt
    • Other eligible business debt
Who is eligible for an SBA 504 loan?

For-profit businesses with a tangible net worth not to exceed $20 million and a net profit not to exceed $6.5 million (after taxes).

Who is ineligible for an SBA 504 loan?

Ineligible borrowers include non-profits, lending institutions, and insurance companies, as well as borrowers affiliated with speculative development, gambling concerns and private clubs.

What are ineligible use of funds?

Ineligible use of funds includes working capital, inventory, rolling stock, broker fees and bank attorney fees.

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