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Financing  business loans

Typical 504 Loan Structure

Typical 504 Financing

Bank:  50%

DCDC:  40%

Market rate
(may be variable or fixed)

Fixed rate
 

10-yr. minimum term on
real estate

20-yr. term on real estate

7-yr. mimimum term on equipment

10-yr. term on equipment

First lien

Second lien

Small Business Equity:  10%

Down Payment Requirements
Existing business 10%
Start-up business or single purpose building 15%
Start-up business and single purpose building 20%

Eligible Businesses
The borrower must be a for-profit business whose business net worth is less than $7 million and after tax income is $2.5 million or less on average for the last two years.

Occupancy Requirements

 

Initial Occupancy

Occupancy after 10 years

Existing Building

51%

51%

New Construction

60%

80%

When a tenant will not vacate some or all of the space to be occupied by the small business, the 504 loan may close if there is no more than one year remaining on the lease.

Lender / Bank's Role
The partner bank processes their portion of the project financing based on their credit policy and procedures. Typically, the partner bank will share financial information with DCDC. The bank will initially fund all of the project financing in two separate loans. The portion of the loan which they keep, also known as the permanent loan, and the 504 portion of the project, also known as the interim or bridge loan. Once the business occupies the property, a second closing will occur with the 504 loan. At that time, the 504 loan will fund the interim bank loan.

At the 504 loan closing, the bank must certify it has issued all of the interim loan funds, certify there have been no adverse change in the borrower's financial condition and agree to provide 60 days notice of default or foreclosure proceedings.

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