Business
Loans

We Can Help Your Business Grow

To grow your business, sometimes you need a little help. Expanding your office, or adding a new location? We can help with that. Buying new equipment? We can help with that too. Whatever your situation, a small business loan, or small business credit card might be just what you need. Check out our solutions below.

Commercial & Investment Real Estate Loans

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Installment Business Loans

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Business Line of Credit

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Business Credit Card

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Small Business Loan

Start Your Business

Note: Before you start the application process, we recommend you build a plan for your business. This will help the loan application process and be instrumental to you in creating your vision for your business.

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BUSINESS LOAN FAQs

If you have a great idea for a business we want to hear it and help you make your dream a reality. We recommend you start by putting a business plan together. This will help you better understand what your next steps might be. Get started building a plan

You will need the following documents:

  • Business debt schedule
  • Copy of full federal personal tax returns from previous three years if possible
  • Copy of full federal business tax returns that you are at least 20% owner of (from previous three years if available)
  • Two months of personal and business (if available) bank or credit union statements

Businesses must be for profit and must operate in the United States. Business cannot have more than $15,000,000 in maximum tangible net worth and a two-year average net income after federal income tax of $5,000,000. Business must be able to show that they can repay the loan from existing cash flow.

Qualification to apply does not mean the loan will be approved if these criteria are met. Request must still be underwritten and approved by Honor Credit Union and the SBA.

  • Most loan options require a 20 percent down payment or equivalent equity injection if available.  
  • SBA & USDA loans must comply with program guidelines, but do require a minimum 10 percent down payment or equivalent equity injection.