Frequently Asked Questions (SBA)
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If your business demonstrates strong financial health, has been running for over two years, and boasts a robust credit history, and your personal credit is rated good or better, you're likely an ideal candidate. The fastest way to confirm is by submitting an application.
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You can start your application right now and upload the following documents:
- Most recently filed 3 years business and personal tax returns
- Most recent 6 months business bank statements (all open accounts)
- Color photo front and back of your driver's license
-Voided business check
Note: All owners more must apply and provide personal tax returns and identification
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Having outstanding SBA loans, such as the EIDL or other SBA loans, does not necessarily preclude you from obtaining additional SBA loans.
Indymae has achieved success in securing additional loans for many clients through its extensive network of SBA lenders, even as soon as 180 days after their initial funding.
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An SBA loan is a government-backed program that helps small businesses secure long-term financing at low-interest rates. The Small Business Administration (SBA) guarantees a portion of these loans, reducing the risk for lenders and making it easier for small businesses to get approved. While the SBA doesn't directly lend money, their guarantee encourages banks and financial institutions to offer these loans. Terms and fees can vary between lenders.
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You can apply for an SBA loan through Indymae's online platform. We connect you with a network of Preferred SBA lenders, each with unique credit requirements. Our advanced software matches you with the lender most likely to approve and fund your loan, simplifying the application process and increasing your chances of success.
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SBA loans are known for their low-interest rates and extended repayment terms, making them a cost-effective financing option for small businesses. Interest rates can vary depending on the lender, but the SBA sets a maximum limit. For debt refinancing and working capital loans, the maximum rate is the Prime Rate plus 2.75% to 4.25%.
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SBA working capital loans through Indymae come with some fees. For loans up to $350,000, there's usually a one-time packaging fee capped at $2,500. The SBA also charges a guaranty fee: 2.0% for loans up to $150,000, and 3.0% for larger amounts. Loans in eligible Rural Areas or HUBZones may qualify for reduced fees. Additionally, there may be bank closing costs around $695, including standard fees and potential third-party report charges.
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To be eligible for an SBA 7(a) loan through Indymae, your business must meet these criteria: - Operate for over two years - Business owner's personal credit score above 650 (675 for commercial real estate) - U.S.-based and owned by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident aged 21+ - No outstanding tax liens, bankruptcies, or foreclosures in the past 3 years - No recent charge-offs or settlements - Up-to-date on government-related loans - 51% owner-occupied real estate for commercial real estate (CRE).
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Upload necessary documents securely online. The Indymae team representatives are ready to address any inquiries and assist you throughout the process. Here are some frequently requested documents:
Personal & Business Tax Returns
Personal Financial Statements, required from each individual owner of the company
Profit and Loss Statement
Balance Sheet
Business Debt Schedule
Additional documents like business licenses, articles of incorporation, commercial leases, or franchise agreements may be requested based on the specific loan application. Consider seeking assistance from an accountant or tax preparer to compile and submit the necessary information.
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