SBA Doubles Cumulative 7(a) and 504 Loan Limit to $10 Million

[TiffanyRafiqi]

Effective July 4, eligible borrowers can access record levels of SBA-backed funding.

SBA nnounced a new rule that will allow eligible borrowers to combine their 7(a) and 504 loans for up to $10 million in SBA-backed financing, increasing the cumulative loan limit from its current $5 million and expanding the capital available to small businesses across all industries. Small manufacturers, who can currently secure an unlimited number of 504 loans as long as each loan is tied to a distinct project, will also be able to apply for $5 million through the 7(a) loan program. Effective July 4, this rule will raise the SBA’s maximum financing offering to small businesses to the highest level in agency history.

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[farrukhshah]

This is huge news for small business owners looking to scale! Doubling the cumulative limit to $10 million is a game-changer, especially for manufacturers who need significant capital for equipment or real estate projects.

The timing with the July 4th effective date feels symbolic of a new era for American entrepreneurship. It will be interesting to see how quickly lenders adapt their processes to handle these larger combined packages.

[Iram_Sehar]

The SBA is finally matching the scale of modern entrepreneurship. This is exactly the kind of news our community needs to hear right now