So, your business is growing or needs to solve a problem, and now, you’re looking for the best low-interest financing option available. Can a VA small business loan from the Small Business Administration help?
While you can apply for SBA funding, the SBA doesn’t actually offer its own VA SBA funding. However, you’re fully entitled to apply for a normal SBA 7(a) loan, and may even qualify for unique advantages because of your service.
But in a world filled with new opportunities—which may not always last forever—it’s crucial to find a financing solution that gives you the cash you need, when you need it. There are a number of financing options you can apply for and learn about to get cash to either grow or solve a problem.
Read on to learn everything you need to know about how to get the veteran business loan you need quickly and easily, with the respect you deserve.
VA Business Loan Benefits
At one point or another, all small businesses need a cash injection to move forward. As a veteran, a business loan can help you obtain the cash you need to fulfill your goals. While this can vary based on the loan you receive, most financing solutions can be used to cover a number of expenses, without any limitations. You can put extra cash toward any expenses that are holding you back, like:- Payroll and other employee-related expenses (such as insurance)
- Hiring new employees as you grow your team
- The costs of taking on a new job
- Buying additional inventory, materials and/or supplies
- Expanding your business
- Adapting to the new norm by adding a new product line or service
- Opening a new location
- Consolidating existing debts through a refinancing loan
VA Small Business Loan Requirements
As a veteran, you shouldn’t have to fight for the opportunity to find your financing options. That’s why National offers streamlined financing with qualifications based on your opportunity, rather than your credit score. To qualify, all you need is:- $120K in annual sales
- 6 months in business
- No minimum credit score
- 2+ years in business
- $100K in annual sales
- A 685 credit score (or higher)