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U.S. Small Business Administration Entrepreneurship and the American Dream The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) makes the American dream of business ownership a

  • reality. As the only go-to resource and voice for small businesses backed by the strength of the federal

government, the SBA empowers entrepreneurs and small business owners with the resources and support they need to start, grow or expand their businesses, or recover from a declared disaster. It delivers services through an extensive network of SBA field offices and partnerships with public and private organizations. Presenter: Herbert Austin Small Business Administration, District Director – Dallas/Fort Worth District Office

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INTERAGENCY OUTREACH TO MINORITY COMMUNITIES

August 6, 2020

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Who Are We?

SBA- U.S Small Business Administration

  • A Small Federal Agency with a Huge Mandate
  • Advocate and Champion for the 30 Million small

businesses of the Country

  • The mission of the U.S. Small Business Administration

(SBA) is to support small businesses from start-up to the realization of their ultimate goals.

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Priority

  • Top priority is to ensure that the health of small

businesses remain strong so they may continue to:

Prosper Create Jobs Innovate

  • Small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. Economy,

creating 2/3 of all net jobs during the last few years

  • The country’s economy can only be strong when the small

businesses are strong.

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3 W ays SBA can Help Start , Grow or Expand

  • 1. Counseling and Training
  • 2. Contracting Support
  • 3. Access to Capital
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SBA & Its Resource Partners

  • The SBA and its partners provide business counseling and

training at locations across the country. SCORE SBDCs ( Small Business Development Centers) WBC ( Women’s Business Center) SBA District Offices

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Need Access to Capital? The SBA Can Help

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Financing Your Business

SBA Financial Assistance Programs can help you: Start your business Grow your business Export your goods and services Recover from a disaster SBA is primarily a guarantor of loans made by private and other institutions.

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What is the Lender looking for in Financing Your Business?

Owners and operators of good character Feasible business plan Management expertise and commitment necessary for success Sufficient funds, including SBA guaranteed loan to operate the business on a sound financial basis Adequate equity invested in the business Sufficient collateral Ability to repay the loan on time from projected operating cash flow

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The 7(a) Loan Program

General Purpose Loan

SBA’s primary business loan program Broad eligibility requirements Wide range of financing needs Maximum loan amount of $5 million Maximum guaranty of $5 million

  • 75% from $150,000 to $5 million
  • 85% of $150,000 or less

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Microloans

Maximum Loan Amount: $50,000 Contact Information for 3 Micro-lenders are listed in the SBA Dallas/Fort Worth Small Business Resource Guide. The Micro-lenders are Community Development Financial Institutions /Not for Profit Organizations: In Dallas, they are LiftFund People Fund BCL of Texas

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Community Community Advantage Advantage Loan Program Loan Program

Our Mission focused lenders , namely the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) administer this program Maximum loans: Up to $250,000 Guarantee: Same as other SBA Loans 30% of these loans must be to Minority or underserved clients

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Maximum Loan Amount: $5 Million Maximum Guaranty: 90% Uses: Short-Term working capital for exporters Maturity: Generally 1 year or 1 transaction cycle, renewable yearly for up to 3 years

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504 Loan 504 Loan Certified Development Company (CDC) Certified Development Company (CDC)

Maximum Loan Amount : $5 to $5.5 million Maximum Guaranty: Project Costs: Financed by 504 loan (40%) Lender Finances (50%) Equity Finances/Injection (10-15%) Loan Uses: Long Term; Fixed Assets Maturity: Generally 10-25 years Maximum interest: Fixed rate for life of the loan

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Increase Your Chances of Securing a Loan

Lenders want to know they’re making a smart choice by giving you a loan. Your local SBA Resource Partners can help you develop your:

  • Business plan
  • Expense sheets
  • Financial statements
  • Financial projections

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Lender Match

Find an SBA-approved lender that’s right for you by visiting

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SBA.gov/lendermatch

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Due to the pandemic, SBA implemented 3 loan programs to help small businesses cope with their hardship.

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#1-Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)

The program was designed to help businesses with their payroll requirements . Apply Directly to SBA Lender FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM

  • Loan Amount
  • Up to $10 million
  • Terms -

5 years

  • Interest
  • 1%
  • Deferment -

6 months

  • Guarantee -

100% guarantee by SBA Most of all ,the loan amount can be forgiven if used for payroll and other eligible non payroll costs. Loan Forgiveness Component

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#2. Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL)

The program is designed to help businesses pay debts and liabilities unable to be paid as a result of COVID 19. To apply, go to SBA portal and fill out the application.

https://covid19relief.sba.gov/#/

FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM

  • Amount of loan: Up to $150,000 ; initially up to $2 million
  • Terms: 30 years
  • Interest:

3.75% for business and 2.75% for Not for Profit

  • Deferment: One full Year
  • Advance/Grant:

No longer available; initially up to $10,000

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#3 .Community Advantage Recovery Loan (CARL) Newly Created

The program is designed to help small businesses recover from the pandemic. FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM

  • Amount of the Loan: $ 250,000
  • Terms:

Minimum of 5 years

  • Interest Rate

Prime + 6%

  • Deferment SBA pays Interest and principal for 6

months

  • Technical Assistance 15 hours if needed
  • The program is administered by the Community Development

Financial Institutions (CDFIS) and not by banks. Only the businesses in underserved communities and minorities can apply

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Build Capacity as Your Business Develops

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Are You Ready to Consider Federal Contracting?

The world’s largest customer, buying all kinds

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Required by law to provide contract opportunities to small businesses

Evaluate your readiness & learn more by visiting SBA.gov/contracting

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PROCUREMENT TARGETS:

$500 Billion + per year

Contracting Support

Small Businesses: 23%= <100 Billion

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Set Asides

Within the 23%, there are some set asides:

5% - 8(a) Firms 5% Women Owned Small Business (WOSB) and EDWOSB 3% Business located in a HUBZone 3% Disabled Veteran Owned Business 25

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Contact Information

Herbert Austin

District Director

Dallas/Fort Worth District Office

150 Westpark Way, Suite 130 Euless, TX 76040 District Office: 817-684-5500 Direct Line : 817-684-5502

herbert.austin@sba.gov

Website: www.sba.gov Follow us on Twitter @SBADFW

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