Lender & broker · Fetti Financial Services LLC · NMLS #2267023
SBA 7(a) and 504 loans help small businesses in the U.S. buy owner-occupied commercial real estate, acquire a business, or fund growth — with low down payments and long repayment terms that protect your cash flow. We help you navigate the process so it doesn't stall.
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Why borrowers in the U.S. choose Fetti for sba loans Low down payment (often 10%) Owner-occupied commercial real estate Business acquisition financing NMLS #2267023 Licensed Mortgage Lender Equal Housing OpportunityCA #60DBO-153798 · FL #MBR7286 · MI #FL0024463 What you'll need • Business financials and tax returns • Use of funds (RE, acquisition, growth) • Owner-occupancy plan (51%+) • Business / property in the U.S. How it works Tell us about your deal. 2 minutes, no credit impact. We match you to the right sba loans structure for the U.S.. A specialist reaches out fast with your options. Close and fund your deal. SBA Loans in the U.S. — FAQ How much down payment does an SBA loan need in the U.S.? Often as little as 10% for owner-occupied real estate or acquisitions — far less than conventional commercial financing.
What can I use an SBA loan for? Owner-occupied commercial real estate, business acquisition, equipment, and working capital. We'll confirm your use case qualifies.
How long does SBA take? Longer than conventional — typically several weeks — but the low down payment and long terms are usually worth it. We keep it moving.
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Fetti Financial Services LLC · NMLS #2267023. A licensed mortgage lender and broker. State licenses: California DFPI Financing Law License #60DBO-153798 · Florida Mortgage Broker License #MBR7286 · Michigan 1st Mortgage Broker/Lender License #FL0024463. Owner-occupied residential mortgage loans in Florida, Michigan, and California. Investment and business-purpose loans (DSCR, fix & flip, bridge, hard money, and business loans) are available in all 50 states. Equal Housing Opportunity. This is an advertisement, not a commitment to lend; all loans are subject to credit approval and program guidelines.