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REAL ESTATE SBA LOANS

SBA Loans for Real Estate

Government-backed SBA loans offer real estate businesses lower interest rates and longer repayment terms. Ideal for major brokerage expansion, acquisition, or office real estate purchase.

$100K-$5M
Loan Range
7-25 Years
Term Options
Prime+2-3%
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INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

SBA Loans for Real Estate Business Growth

SBA loans provide the most favorable terms for major investments. Real estate businesses use SBA financing for brokerage acquisition, office purchase, and significant expansion.

Brokerage Consolidation

The real estate industry is consolidating. Acquiring smaller brokerages provides immediate agent count, listings, and market share.

Office Real Estate

Purchasing office space locks in costs, builds equity, and eliminates landlord uncertainty. SBA 504 loans are ideal for this.

Multi-Location Growth

Expanding to multiple locations requires significant capital for buildout, staffing, and operations until profitability.

Rate Advantage

SBA rates of Prime+2-3% are significantly lower than conventional business loans at 12-25%. The savings are substantial on large loans.

THE CHALLENGE

When SBA Loans Make Sense for Real Estate

Major investments require the favorable terms only SBA loans provide.

1

Brokerage Acquisition

Buying another brokerage is a significant investment requiring affordable terms to make the math work.

2

Office Purchase

Buying your office building rather than renting requires substantial capital with long-term payback.

3

Major Expansion

Opening multiple new offices requires significant upfront investment before revenue arrives.

4

High Conventional Rates

Conventional business loan rates make major investments difficult to justify financially.

5

Short Terms

Short repayment terms on conventional loans create cash flow pressure on major investments.

6

Qualification Challenges

Traditional lenders do not understand real estate business models and commission-based income.

HOW IT WORKS

Real Estate SBA Loan Process

Thorough process that results in the best possible terms.

1

Pre-Qualification

Initial review of your real estate business, financials, and investment plans.

1-2 weeks

2

Documentation

Gather required documents including tax returns, financials, and business plans.

2-4 weeks

3

Underwriting

Detailed underwriting and SBA approval process.

3-6 weeks

4

Closing and Funding

Complete closing and receive funds for your investment.

1-2 weeks

THE SOLUTION

The Best Terms for Major Real Estate Investments

SBA loans provide the most favorable terms for qualifying real estate businesses, making major investments like acquisition, expansion, and real estate purchase financially viable.

Affordable

Lowest Rates Available

Government backing means rates of Prime+2-3% versus 12-25% conventional.

Manageable

Extended Terms

Terms up to 10 years for working capital, 25 years for real estate purchase.

Acquisition

Brokerage Acquisition

Buy another brokerage's agents, listings, and market reputation.

Property

Office Real Estate

Purchase your office building for long-term stability and equity building.

Affordable

Lower Payments

Longer terms mean significantly lower monthly payments.

Credit

Build Credit

SBA loans help establish strong business credit history for future needs.

USE CASES

Real Estate SBA Loan Applications

Common uses for SBA loans in real estate businesses.

Brokerage Acquisition

Acquire another brokerage for agents, listings, and immediate market share.

Typical funding: $200K-$2M

Office Building Purchase

Buy your office building through SBA 504 program for real estate.

Typical funding: $250K-$5M

Multi-Location Expansion

Open multiple new office locations in new markets.

Typical funding: $150K-$750K

Major Renovation

Significant office renovation or buildout for growth.

Typical funding: $100K-$500K

Technology Investment

Major technology platform implementation for brokerage.

Typical funding: $100K-$300K

Partner Buyout

Buy out a partner or retiring broker owner.

Typical funding: $150K-$1M

COMPARISON

SBA vs. Conventional Real Estate Business Loans

Compare SBA loans to conventional business financing.

FeatureSBA LoanConventional LoanOnline Lender
Interest RatePrime+2-3%8-15%15-30%
Term Length7-25 years3-7 years1-5 years
Down Payment10-20%20-30%None
Time to Fund60-90 days30-60 daysDays
DocumentationExtensiveModerateLight
Loan Amount$100K-$5M$50K-$2M$25K-$500K
Credit Requirement680+650+550+
Best ForMajor investmentsModerate needsSpeed priority
ELIGIBILITY

Real Estate Business SBA Loan Requirements

Requirements for real estate business SBA loans.

Established Business

Operating real estate brokerage or property management company.

2+ years in operation

Revenue History

Demonstrated commission or management fee revenue history.

$250,000+ annual revenue

Owner Credit

Good personal credit for owners with 20%+ ownership.

680+ credit score

Financial Statements

Business and personal tax returns, profit/loss, and balance sheet.

3 years tax returns

Business Plan

Clear plan for how funds will be used and repaid.

Documented plan

Owner Equity

Down payment or equity injection typically required.

10-20% equity

SBA loans require more documentation and time than conventional options but provide significantly better rates and terms for qualifying businesses.

SUCCESS STORY

Real Results

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Pinnacle Realty Partners

Real Estate Brokerage, Arizona

The Challenge

The brokerage wanted to acquire a competitor with 25 agents and $8M in annual sales volume. Purchase price was $420,000. Conventional loans offered 5-year terms at 14% creating payment stress.

The Solution

SBA 7(a) loan for $380,000 at Prime+2.75% over 10 years. 10% down payment from owner equity. Monthly payment: $4,350 versus $8,900 with conventional option.

The Result

Acquisition completed. Combined brokerage had 52 agents and $18M annual volume. Lower payments allowed investment in additional recruiting. Paid off loan in 7 years from accelerated agent growth.

β€œThe conventional loan would have cost us $4,500 more per month. That is $54,000 a year we could invest in recruiting and marketing instead. The SBA process takes longer but the savings are enormous.”
$380,000
Funded
72 days
Time to Fund
BY THE NUMBERS

Real Estate SBA Loan Data

Statistics on SBA loans for real estate businesses.

$285K
Average RE Business SBA Loan
SBA Data
Prime+2.5%
Average SBA Rate
Lending Data
72 days
Average Time to Fund
Processing Data
8.2 years
Average Term Selected
SBA Statistics
WHY CHOOSE US

SBA Loan Benefits for Real Estate Businesses

Why SBA loans are ideal for major real estate business investments.

Rate Savings

Save thousands monthly with rates 10-15% lower than conventional options.

Long Terms

Extended terms up to 25 years make payments manageable.

Lower Down Payment

10-20% down versus 20-30% for conventional loans.

Real Estate Purchase

SBA 504 program specifically designed for commercial real estate acquisition.

Credit Building

Establish strong business credit history for future needs.

Government Security

Government backing provides lender confidence and stability.

FAQs

Real Estate Business SBA Loan FAQs

What can I use an SBA loan for in a real estate business?+
Acquiring another brokerage, purchasing office space, major expansion, significant working capital, technology investments, and partner buyouts.
How long does SBA approval take?+
SBA loans take 60-90 days typically. Best for planned investments rather than urgent needs.
What are the requirements?+
Generally 2+ years in business, 680+ credit score, good revenue history, and ability to provide 10-20% equity.
Can real estate brokerages get SBA loans?+
Yes. Brokerages, property management companies, and other real estate service businesses qualify for SBA loans.
What is the difference between SBA 7(a) and 504?+
SBA 7(a) is general purpose for working capital, equipment, and acquisition. SBA 504 is specifically for real estate and major equipment purchase.
Do individual agents qualify?+
SBA loans are better suited for brokerages and larger operations. Individual agents may find working capital loans more appropriate.
What documentation is required?+
Tax returns (3 years), financial statements, business plan, ownership documents, and collateral documentation.
Is collateral required?+
SBA loans typically require collateral. For real estate purchase, the property serves as collateral. Other loans may require business or personal assets.

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