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Aug 26, 2022

What Is SBA Form 159?

SBA form 159, the Fee Disclosure and Compensation Agreement, is necessary for reporting the fees being paid during an SBA loan transaction. It is a safety net designed to help prevent lenders from paying fees to other parties at your expense. This form is a binding document that spells out what fe

Aug 26, 2022

What Is SBA Form 413?

SBA form 413 is required when applying for both SBA 504 and SBA 7(a) loans , and is a personal financial statement. According to the SBA , “The SBA uses the information required by the form 413 as one of a number of data sources in analyzing the repayment ability and credit worthiness of an appl

Aug 26, 2022

What Is SBA Form 912?

SBA form 912 is a statement of personal history, and is one of several forms used by the SBA to help assess your character and your creditworthiness. According to the SBA, they “use form 912 as one part of the assessment of program eligibility.” Further, they use “this form to make a character and

Aug 26, 2022

What Are the Fees for the SBA 504 Loan?

A wide range of fees are charged in the 504 loan process. However, all of these fees are rolled into the loan in order to limit your upfront cash contribution requirements. The most common fees that you will be charged include SBA guarantee fees, funding fees, CDC processing fees, underwriting fee

Aug 26, 2022

SBA 504 SOP (Standard Operating Procedures): What You Need to Know

The SBA has SOPs, or standard operating procedures, in place for all of its loan programs. These procedures speak to a wide range of things, from borrower contributions to limitations on what loans can be used for, how default loans are handled by the agency, and a great deal more.

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