Business Funding

SBA Loans

Government-backed loans with the lowest rates and longest terms available to small businesses — and an advisor who handles the paperwork that scares most owners off.

$50K–$5MFunding range
10–25 yrsTerm length
Prime + 2–3%Typical rate
30–90 daysTypical timeline

How it works

1

Pre-qualify in 3 minutes

We check the basics — time in business, revenue, credit — to confirm SBA is realistic before you invest time.

2

We package the application

Your advisor assembles tax returns, financials, business plan and SBA forms, and submits to SBA-preferred lenders.

3

Close and fund

Underwriting takes several weeks. We manage lender questions so you stay focused on running the business.

Best for

  • Established businesses (2+ years) with solid financials
  • Buying real estate, equipment or another business
  • Refinancing high-cost debt into one low monthly payment
  • Owners who can wait 30–90 days for the best terms

What you'll need

  • 2+ years in business and profitable
  • Personal credit 680+ and no recent bankruptcies
  • 2–3 years of business and personal tax returns
  • Year-to-date financials and a debt schedule

Common questions

Why do SBA loans take so long?

Government guarantees mean more documentation and review. The trade-off is rates and terms that no other product matches. If you need money this week, we will pair SBA with a faster bridge option.

Which SBA program is right for me?

7(a) is the general-purpose workhorse; 504 is for real estate and heavy equipment; Express is faster with smaller amounts. Your advisor will recommend based on the use of funds.

Do I need collateral?

SBA lenders take available collateral but will not decline solely for lack of it. A personal guarantee from owners with 20%+ stake is standard.

See what you qualify for

Three minutes, no hard credit pull. An advisor responds within 24 hours.

Funding amounts, terms and eligibility vary by lender and are determined after review of your application and bank statements. Pink 3mber Solution LLC is a funding advisory, not a direct lender.