business lending at self help credit union
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Presented by Jennifer Sherwin
Business Lending
at Self-Help
Who is Self-Help?
Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
Mission: provide ownership and economic opportunity for all, especially people of color, women, rural residents, and low-wealth families and communities.
What will be covered
Overview of our loan products
Loan Examples
Who we fund
For Profit Businesses Non Profit Businesses Religious Institutions Supportive Housing And more
What purposes we fund
Working capital New and used vehicles Equipment purchase Business space up-fit Real Estate Purchase
What loan programs does Self-Help offer?
Simple Business Loans for business vehicles and loans up to $15,000
Micro Business Loans $15K-$35K
Business loans > $35,000
Simple loans for vehicles and operational loans ≤ $15,000
Loans can be secured with cash, vehicle, equipment.
Unsecured loans available up to $7,500 for qualified borrowers.
Criteria for simple business loans
Will be looking that your current source of income can cover this loan payment.
Businesses with 2-year track record.
Start-ups w/secondary source of income.
Must have good personal debt to income.
Credit will determine the interest rate.
Micro business loans up to $35K.
Looks at current source of income as means to pay for this loan.
Must have relatively good credit Must be well secured with real estate or cash If a start-up - need another source of income Existing business - need 2 years tax returns w/profit in
last year Fixed, 9.75% interest rate – over 3-5 year term
Criteria for loans > $35K
The five “Cs”– Character/Management experience
– Capital/Owner’s investment
– Cash Flow
– Credit History
– Collateral
Other: Personal Debt to Income and Secondary Source of Income
SBA loans
Must be US citizen
Can only be used on For-Profit Businesses
SBA 7A
Must be lender’s basic underwriting criteria
SBA provides lender a 75%-85% guarantee
Interest and term – varies based on loan purpose
In addition to lender fees, borrower pays 2%-3% fee on the SBA’s guaranteed portion.
SBA 504 loans
Large capital purchases only, usually real estate. Requires partnership with another lender Less down payment than traditional loans
– 10% if existing business – 15%-20% if new business
Structure: bank will do 50%; borrower 10%-20% and SBA 504 30%-40%
Rates: fixed interest rate over 10-20 year term
$7K working capital for a barber
Borrower’s spouse will co-sign and has secondary source of income.
Borrowers have minimal personal and business debt.
Borrowers have decent credit. Borrowers qualify for unsecured simple
business loan.
$20K for a small delivery van for existing caterer
Owner has 2 yrs. of tax returns showing a profit
Owner has good credit and low debt/income
Vehicle qualifies for our Simple Loan product
Interest and term will depend on age of vehicle and personal credit.
$75K for equipment for existing computer consulting business
Borrower has fairly good credit. Business has been profitable and cash flow
shows can handle this additional debt. Has $30K of real estate collateral to pledge. Lender uses SBA 7a to guarantee loan. Rate: Prime + 2 variable rate over 5 years.
$800K to purchase and renovate space for an existing restaurant.
Borrower meets lender and SBA 504 underwriting criteria.
Borrower puts down $80K (10%).
Other lender does loan for $400K (50%)
SBA does loan for $320K (40%)
Contact Information
Center for Community Self-Help
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