SBA loans
The Small Business Administration 7(a) program finances up to $5 million for working capital, real estate, equipment, or refinancing, with terms stretching to 25 years and government guarantees that lower lender risk. Creekfield Lenders brokers SBA 7(a) loan applications for Frisco companies, connecting you to participating lenders while explaining every fee, guarantee charge, and closing cost before you sign.
Creekfield Lenders 8560 Belleview Dr, Plano, TX 75024, Frisco, TX (972) 478-1909
SBA loans
The SBA 7(a) is the federal government's flagship small-business loan program, backing a portion of each loan so banks can lend to companies that need longer amortization or lower down payments. Amounts range from $50,000 to $5 million, terms extend to 10 years for working capital and 25 years for owner-occupied commercial real estate, and the SBA guarantee reduces lender exposure by up to 85 percent on smaller loans.
As a licensed commercial business-loan broker in Frisco, we submit your 7(a) application to multiple SBA-preferred lenders along the Dallas North Tollway corridor and compare which institution offers the clearest cost structure. Because Frisco sits inside a federally designated HUBZone near parts of The Colony and Hackberry, some applicants qualify for streamlined underwriting or reduced guarantee fees, and we identify those advantages during intake.
Typical uses include purchasing the building your restaurant occupies on Main Street, buying out a partner in a Prosper-based franchise, consolidating high-rate merchant cash advances, or funding inventory for a retail expansion into Stonebriar Centre. The 7(a) also covers debt refinance if the original loan carried unreasonable terms or lacked an SBA guarantee.
SBA loans
SBA 7(a) loan qualifications begin with for-profit status, US operation, and proof the owner has invested equity or exhausted alternative financing. The Small Business Administration expects a personal credit score above 680, two years of tax returns showing positive cash flow, and a debt-service-coverage ratio near 1.25 or higher after the new payment.
Collateral is required but does not need to cover 100 percent of the loan; lenders accept real estate, equipment, inventory, and blanket liens on business assets. If you are acquiring commercial property in Little Elm or Hebron, the SBA permits up to 90 percent loan-to-value on owner-occupied buildings, reducing the cash you bring to closing.
The program excludes passive-income ventures, lending businesses, and speculative real estate, but it covers most retail, service, manufacturing, and professional firms. Franchise buyers must confirm the brand appears on the SBA Franchise Directory, a step we verify during pre-qualification.
How it works
Our SBA 7(a) loan application process starts with a cost-transparency consultation at our Plano office, a short drive west from Frisco along Legacy Drive. You will provide three years of business and personal tax returns, year-to-date profit-and-loss statements, a current balance sheet, a schedule of liabilities, and a one-page narrative explaining use of proceeds.
We package those documents into the SBA Form 1919 and 1920 suite, attach your business plan or acquisition agreement, and submit to lenders who serve Allen, Fairview, Oak Point, and Providence Village. Underwriting typically takes 45 to 60 days; the SBA reviews credit, collateral, and repayment ability before issuing a loan-authorization number.
Once approved, you will receive a term sheet listing the interest rate (usually prime plus a spread), the guarantee fee (which scales with loan size and term), and any packaging or servicing charges. We walk you through each line item so no cost appears for the first time at closing.
Consider a Frisco-based HVAC contractor seeking $750,000 to purchase trucks and fund six months of payroll during a commercial build-out near Warren Parkway. A 7(a) loan spreads equipment over seven years and working capital over ten, smoothing cash flow while the contract revenue ramps.
Learn more about business financing in Frisco, TX or explore our commercial real estate loan and equipment financing options. We also serve every city on our service areas page with the same transparent, broker-led approach.
Serving the Frisco area
We know which lenders fund which kinds of Frisco businesses, and we position your file where it fits.
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