Government Loans For New Business . The SBL Loan Program In Canada

BREAKING NEWS! YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A GOVERNMENT BUSINESS LOAN



OVERVIEW – .Information on government loans for new business in Canada. The benefits of the SBL loan are substantial for the Canadian entrepreneur and business owner




It shouldn't be, but it is. You are probably eligible for government loans for new business in Canada. The term many people use for this financing is the ' SBL LOAN '. Oh, by the way although thousands of business owners and entrepreneurs use the program for new or ' start up ' businesses you can still be an established business and use the program. Essentially the only rule here is that your business must be under $5,000,000.00 in revenue/sales.

In talking to clients all day everyday one thing is clear, whether its reality or perception the general feeling is that Canada’s chartered banks aren’t doing cartwheels when it comes to being interested in business financing in the SME sector. Those certainly arent the type of bankers we're hanging out with, so we suppose you're just handing out with the wrong crowd!

Experts offer up several reasons re the bank lending scenario - reasons given include small business loans cant be packaged and sold like mortgages, but still require a lot of work, admin, underwriting, etc Many people also offer up that small business loans aren't profitable . Who knows?

Rather than weigh in the eternal discussion of bank lending to business in Canada let's focus in on the benefits of the SBL program. I guess you could say we're staying positive!

The focus around government loans for new business is simply serving the purpose of addressing your financing needs for two asset categories - equipment and leaseholds. (Real estate is allowed also -however the program just doesnt seem to be used much in this regard)

One of the key ' misunderstandings ' around the SBL loan is that isn’t a cash loan or that it can be used to finance receivables and inventory, or goodwill, or franchise fees. Not the case. End of story.

It's important for the Canadian entrepreneur to understand that because the program is SME based that the owner/owners must have a reasonable personal credit history. By that, in Canada we mean a credit bureau score of 650+.

There are reasons why you wouldn’t be approved for an SBL loan in Canada. Your greatest chances of success are when you have a solid business plan or executive summary, as well as a cash flow that represents how you are going to generate profits and cash flow. We don’t recommend showing that you plan to lose money or use cash, not generate it! Some do that, we don't!

Many business owners we meet can't explain or articulate their business, how they make money and key issues in your industry.

Back to those key benefits of government loans for new business:

They include:

5-7 year amortization terms
Competitive interest rates - currently 3% over prime
Low personal guarantee (25% of your loan amount)
Repayment without penalty

Getting approved for an SBL loan is clearly a combination of art and science - we've shared a lot of the ' science '. Seeking an experienced, credible and trusted Canadian business financing advisor will help you match that science with the art of expertise.







Stan Prokop - founder of 7 Park Avenue Financial –

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com

Originating business financing for Canadian companies , specializing in working capital, cash flow, asset based financing . In business 10 years - has completed in excess of 80 Million $$ of financing for Canadian corporations . Core competancies include receivables financing, asset based lending, working capital, equipment finance, franchise finance and tax credit financing.
Info re: Canadian business financing & contact details :

http://www.7parkavenuefinancial.com/government-loans-for-new-business-sbl-loan.html



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Oakville, Ontario
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Stan Prokop