Apply for Commercial Loan

You can use the check list to make sure you have everything the creditor needs to process your application. There are a lot of issues to consider before you apply for a loan: Does the company take in its invoices? Does the company settle its invoices? Does the company check its existence?

Does the company monitor expenditure? Are managers obligated to the company? Does the company have a lucrative company track record? Does the company agree with its financing source and uses? To begin the loan application procedure, you must fill out an application for an SBA loan. Personal Background and Finance Report - To evaluate your eligibility, the SBA also requests that you fill out the following forms: Commercial Finance Statements - To assist your application and demonstrate your capacity to pay back the loan, draw up and integrate the following annual accounts:

Profit and loss account - This must be up to date within 180 working days of your application. Supplementary plans for the last three business years are also included. Expected annual accounts - Enclose a full, one-year forecast of revenue and expenditure and a statement in writing of how you intend to do this.

Property and Associations - Attach a listing of name and address of all subsidiaries and affiliates, as well as those in which you have a controlling interest, and other matters that may be associated with you through shareholding, franchising, planned mergers, or otherwise. Certificate of incorporation - your initial certificate of incorporation or a certificate of incorporation.

In the case your company is a public limited company, please put your company logo on the application for an SBA loan. Loan application history - Add notes of all loan applications you have made in the past. Incomes declarations - Include undersigned individual and company incomes declarations of the directors of your company for the last three years.

Resumes - Add your own individual resumes for each client. Company Review and Story - Offer a brief story of the company and its challenges. Enclose an explanation of why the SBA loan is needed and how it will help the company. Commercial Rental Agreement - Attach a copy of your commercial rental agreement or a notice from your lessor specifying the conditions of the rental agreement you are proposing.

If you are buying an established company - The following is required to purchase an established company: