SBA Lending
SBA loans for your small business.
Giving your business a name. Opening the door on the first day. Welcoming in your very first customer.
Every part of opening a small business is personal—and the financing should be no different. With United, you can get the financing that makes the most sense for your business, with a lending partner who cares deeply about its success.
Dental SBA Lending
Medical SBA Lending
Pharmacy SBA Lending
Veterinary SBA Lending
Franchise SBA Lending
504 SBA Lending
The right financial solution for your business.
Your business exists because of your unique dream—and your ability to never give up on it. Your financing should be just as personal. We’re a nationwide SBA lender, which gives us the ability to offer flexible and creative financing solutions for businesses in a wide variety of industries. When you partner with us for your SBA loan, you’ll benefit from:
Personalized Support
We’ll work hand in hand with you every step of the way. We don’t compromise on service, which is why we’re committed to remaining your direct lender.
Fast Approvals
Your business is waiting, and we won’t stand in the way. We’re dedicated to approving loans in a fast and timely manner.
Tailored Expertise
Experts that don’t know your field won’t make much of a difference. That’s why we’ve built a team with a wide breadth of knowledge and experience with almost every type of business.
Competitive Rates
Money matters. We want the best for your business, and we strive to offer you the most competitive rates possible.
Find a SBA Lender by State
Connect with a SBA lending specialist to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions for SBA Lending
- Ground-up construction;
- Purchase of real estate and/or leasehold improvements;
- Purchase inventory, equipment, furniture and fixtures;
- Refinance debt
- Start-up a business
- Acquire another business
- Finance a franchise
- 3-years Personal and Business Tax Returns in pdf format
- Formulated Business Plan
- Personal Financial Statement
- Driver’s License
- Bank Statements
- Business License and Entity Documentation
- Current Balance Sheet, Profit & Loss and Debt Schedules
- Cash and personal assets
- Investments or gifts
- Business assets
- Seller or third-party debt on full standby
- Combining two types of Seller debt for equity
- Operate for profit
- Be a U.S. Citizen or permanent legal resident
- Show profitable projections for start-up or expansion of a business
- Demonstrate reasonable equity to invest
