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07/21/2010

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This is supposedly good news. I hope many would be encouraged to be an entrepreneur with this.

It's essential to the growth of a small business today to get the proper loans. Businesses looking to expand or move their facilities should consider checking out commercial building finance options to help them make the change.

Ah yes, the SBA loans! I will always be not surprised if there were good news or bad news pertainig SBA loans. The good news will seem to delight almost everyone but for how long? The economy is always unstable and everything will change in just a zap! And as for the bad news, o yeah, what do you expect? Just a slight decline is always a bad news for everybody!

Craig,

Has SBA lending picked up much since July 2010?

The answer is yes SBA loans have picked up year over year and since mid 2010. I can't tell you the exact number but they are up year over year since 2009. More than the increase in volume is the number of banks asking to do deals and offering SBA loans for start ups, expansion, business purchases and commercial real estate loans. It is not material to quantify the number of loans or volume at this point in time. You can get that from SBA or Google SBA loan volumes by office, state or national basis. Only thing important for a borrower is to get started with the application and find a lender. There is nothing in the statistics that should concern the borrower. Getting the application done is JOB ONE.

Craig

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