Real Estate Buying Tip: 504 Loan Program
How You Can Buy Equipment and Property Through the 504 Loan Program
By Monty Campbell, published Aug 31, 2007
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What is the 504 Loan Program
The 504 Loan program is a SBA loan where the federal government backs individual loans for specific assets. Ideally, you will be in business. You could also be in the process of starting your business. You will only be funded if you are a legitimate business. SBA.gov is a great resource to find out more information about the 504 program and how to buy real estate with it.
You will basically have a 50 / 40 / 10 loan. The 50 mean 50% of your 504 Loan will come from a commercial lender. There are many local banks that work with the SBA to do the 50% part of your 504 loan. The 40 is 40% of your loan which will be provided by a local non profit that will use SBA funds to help fund your project. You are responsible for the 10 which is 10% of the loan. For some newer businesses they require up to 20% of the loan to come from you. This would mean on a 100,000 loan your would be required to come up with $20,000. Some people use their home equity line of credit to get the 20%, up front cost. Again you will still end up with lower cost of funding that if you did the project outside of the SBA 504 program.
Real Estate Buying Tip: 504 Loan Program
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