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Breaking News: SBA Announces Grace Period for EIDL and PPP Loans
SBA announces a grace period for EIDL & PPP loans. Discover what this means for your repayments and how it impacts your business finances.

Great news for those who have EIDL or PPP loans from the SBA!

As a response to over $114.2 billion in EIDL loans that are past due, delinquent, or in liquidation, the SBA is offering temporary payment relief.

54% of EIDL loans are currently in default. The federal government is implementing a 60-day goodwill exception period for borrowers who owe less than $100k in EIDL & PPP loans (based on original loan amount(s)).

From now until March 3, the SBA will hold-off on collection efforts, but will continue to reach-out to impacted borrowers to explain EIDL repayment options and how to apply for PPP forgiveness.

Hardship programs are available for businesses experiencing temporary financial difficulty. It is possible to get payments reduced to as low as $25/month for six months to allow time for a business' cash flow to recover.

Read more about options at the SBA's website.

 

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About Permanent Bank Loans ​

When most people think about commercial loans, what comes to mind is permanent bank loans. These are 25-year fully-amortized loans, in the minds of most people. They think of these loans, because these are similar to the loans most people have on their residences.

However, permanent bank loans are quite rare. Most permanent loans are going to be on owner-occupied properties. Investors will typically opt for interest-only loans of several years, so as to increase annual cash flow. They don’t want to tie-up money inside a hard asset, so they are quite happy to let the balance ride.

Even with permanent loans, the vast majority of these will be agency loans, with permanent bank loans reserved for the best, most financially-solid borrowers.

Contact us to see which financing option is best for your circumstances.

About Construction Loans

Most construction projects run in the $5 million to $20 million range, with larger construction projects from $20 million to $100 million or more.

Once we get to larger deals, we look to Syndication options that involve multiple banks, mezzanine loans, and private equity, as needed.

Construction loans run similar in process to bridge loans, but on a larger scale. In addition to the standard paperwork for investment loans, we also will need plans/specifications, budget, contractor’s resume or history, and project drawings.

If the deal will be financed as an agency or bank loan, we will also need personal and business tax returns (if applicable).

Note our document checklist for construction loans.