Hello,
The following is from the 43rd edition of Food Entrepreneur Magazine:
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STOP PRESS!!!
ATTENTION small business owners who could benefit from the SBA 2009 Recovery Act.
SBA says:
- Deferred-payment loan up to $35k
- Must be an existing (minimum two years), viable, small business in the U.S.
- Funds can be given out over six months, followed by 12 months with no repayment of principal, followed by a repayment period of five years.
- SBA pays monthly interest to the bank.
- Must have an established banking relationship.
CHASE says:
- Cannot be more than three years old
- Can borrow up to $50,000
- Must pay interest rate. Chase has no zero percent loan programs.
- If business is older than three years, must apply for a conventional loan at 6.65% secured interest, or a line of credit at prime plus 1.35%.
THE POINT:
- ONCE AGAIN, INNOCENT BUSINESS PEOPLE GET DRAGGED OVER THE COALS BY THE MEANY BANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s. Finally found someone in the Dallas, Texas office of JP Morgan/Chase who knew what was going on - or so she said. I was onformed that a 45 minute via telephone application process must occur. After some time on the phone with her, and a subsequent two-hours collecting information, I called back to learn that I had been mis-informed that Chase does NOT NOW offer the SBA ARC Loan!!!!! Stay tuned...sfh
More information: http://www.sba.gov/recovery/arcloanprogram/index.html
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