Growing a business takes capital, and getting it shouldn’t take a month of waiting on someone else’s decision. Our lenders work and decide locally, so you get an answer from someone who actually understands what you’re building.
Revolving lines of credit for ongoing flexibility. Seasonal operating lines for businesses with cyclical cash flow. Business overdraft protection.
Working capital. Inventory financing. Equipment loans. Purchase of real estate, buildings, or facilities. Construction loans for commercial property. SBA 504 loans. SPEC financing. Letters of credit. Commercial lending for larger or more complex financing needs.
A Personal Financial Statement form is required and available for download. It cannot be submitted automatically online; it must be completed and emailed via a secure email.
A lot of what makes a farm or ranch run also shows up in the general loan list above: seasonal operating lines to get through planting and harvest, equipment financing for the next piece of machinery, working capital when input costs hit before the crop does.
