Small Business Loan

Address Your Company's Unique Financial Needs With SBA Loans

The Small Business Administration guarantees loans for growing companies, allowing preferred financial services companies like Archspring Capital to offer quick, simple financial solutions. You can use our loans to fund various business ventures:

  • Operating a hotel or motel
  • Repairing or selling cars
  • Offering medical or veterinary services
  • Running a child care center

Rest assured that these are just a few examples of the kinds of companies we partner with. If you specialize in a different product or service, we may still be able to assist you with your financing needs.

How Can You Use SBA Loans?

Our loans are also designed to be flexible so that each business owner can use the funds as he or she sees fit. Put your working capital towards a variety of expenses:

  • Renovating your current premises
  • Refinancing previous debts
  • Purchasing or constructing new properties

Additionally, you can use your small business loan to purchase the specialized equipment your company requires. This versatile financing solution applies to medical equipment, manufacturing devices, heavy machinery, trucking gear, and much more.

Which Type of SBA Loan Is Right for Your Business?

If your business is established and has strong cash flow, you may qualify for an existing business acquisition loan. This option allows you to fund as much as 80% of your financial need while having 15 years to pay it back. On top of that, we offer full amortization and don’t have any prepayment penalties. If you apply today, you may be approved in just 48 hours.

Business owners in need of working capital may benefit from 7a loans. This existing business acquisition loan may feature a fixed or variable interest rate. On the other hand, if you plan to invest in real estate, a 504 loan may be a smart option.

Apply Today

Why wait any longer to access the funds your company needs to meet its full potential? Give Archspring Capital a call today to start your small business loan application.