Small Business Loans
We don’t think small when it comes to your business.
Introducing a fresh, new line-up of Community Futures Small Business Loans designed to help you start, expand, relocate or buy a business in a rural community. Applying is fast and easy. Loans are flexible and affordable. Take a look at the line-up:
ReadyCash Quick cash or short-term loans of up to $10,000. We understand your need to access business funding quickly to keep your business strong and successful. ReadyCash can help meet an urgent business need.
FlexLine Flexible lines of credit from $5,000 to $50,000 – money that’s there when you need it. For modest credit needs, FlexLine offers a fast, convenient and affordable way to access funds, whether you need to balance out cash flow or respond quickly to a new opportunity.
TrailBlazer Financing for investments in technology or training to help grow your business. Remaining competitive means investing in intangible assets like new technology and skills training for your people. Who finances that? We do!
GrowBiz Financing to help you expand or update your existing business. It takes money to grow. Whether you want to expand into new markets, respond to increased demand, or update technology or processes, GrowBiz can finance the next stage of your success.
BizBuyout Loans to assist with the purchase of an existing and successful rural business. Sometimes, buying a established business from someone who wants to move on is the best way to go — we can help you with financing and technical advice.
NewBiz Loans for entrepreneurs who want to start a business in a community served by Community Futures. If you've got a viable business plan, along with the creativity, energy and drive it takes to be an entrepreneur, we can help you get up and running.
NextGen Loans for first-time entrepreneurs age 18 to 30 with a great idea. Many young people have the spirit, drive and creativity to make very successful entrepreneurs. We’re here to see that they get a first chance to try!
BusinessAble Loans for persons with a disability seeking to start or expand a business. Entrepreneurship can offer the flexibility many individuals with disabilities need to get back into the workforce. We can support you every step of the way.
Every year, our Community Futures offices collectively complete hundreds of small business loans ranging from $10,000 to $150,000 and totalling over $20 million — that's a lot of money for a lot of small businesses. Maybe you’ll be next!
