Collateral Requirements for SBA Loans Under 500k (2023 Update)

Collateral Requirements for SBA Loans Under 500k

In this episode, we shed light on the collateral requirements for SBA loans. Here are 5 key takeaways from the episode that you can look forward to:

1. The official guidelines: Discover what the SBA guidelines state about requiring additional collateral for loan amounts under 500,000. (Hint: Prepare to be surprised!)

2. Banks and collateral: Learn why banks may still try to take collateral even though it's not a SBA requirement, and how to navigate this situation with confidence.

3. Negotiation tactics: Find out how knowing the non-requirement of additional collateral can give you a competitive edge and help you negotiate favorable terms.

4. Considering your assets: Understand the importance of assessing your own equity and how it can influence your decision to use it as collateral or preserve it for future opportunities.

5. When collateral becomes necessary: Explore scenarios where putting up collateral becomes essential, and make informed decisions based on the needs of your specific deal.

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