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The SBA 504 Loan Program Seedco South Eastern Development Company of Pennsylvania 25 year old Certified Development Company (CDC) SBA 504 Loan Program Statewide Work with borrowers throughout the Commonwealth Partner with many


  1. The SBA 504 Loan Program

  2. Seedco South Eastern Development Company of Pennsylvania  25 year old Certified Development Company (CDC) – SBA 504 Loan Program Statewide  Work with borrowers throughout the Commonwealth  Partner with many Economic Development agencies to offer the SBA 504

  3. Typical 504 Financing Structure 50/40/10 90% Financing:  50% Private sector loan  40% 504 loan  10% Equity (*Start-up/Special Use*) Bank is in first lien position with a 50% LTV • 40% loan portion is a below market, 20 year • fixed rate Equity injection of 10% preserves working • capital

  4. 504 Benefits Lender Benefits  Blended interest rate offered to borrower  More competitive / creative financing  50% loan to value  CRA credits  No SBA documentation or reporting Borrower Benefits  90% + financing  20 year fixed rate  Below market fixed rates (SBA portion)  Working capital preservation

  5. Eligible 504 Project Costs Land and building Related costs , which can   acquisitions include:  Acquisition-related legal New construction  expenses Building renovations/   Bridge loan points and leasehold improvements interest Major machinery and   Construction equipment with a contingency, up to 10% minimum 10 year  Professional fees economic life  Eligible soft costs Typically incurred within 9 months of application submission

  6. 504 Project Structure Purchase Price $1,000,000 Appraisal/Environmental $4,500 Interim Loan Interest $5,124 Bank Fee on Bridge $4,100 Title Insurance (Bridge/504) $2,100 Transfer Tax $10,000 Total Eligible Project $1,025,824 Bank Loan @ 50% $512,912 SBA Loan @40% $410,330 Equity @ 10% $102,582

  7. Common 504 Loans  51% Owner Occupied Commercial/industrial buildings  Hotels/motels  Assisted living, personal care and nursing home facilities  Day care and child care facilities  Automobile and motorcycle dealerships  Gas Stations/convenience stores  Fitness centers  Restaurants  Agricultural Expansions (dairy, poultry, hog)

  8. 504 Lending Limits UP TO 40% of eligible 504 project costs: $1,500,000 maximum  $2,000,000 maximum for projects satisfying  a public policy goal $4,000,000 maximum for manufacturing  Creating (or retaining) job opportunities  $50,000 per Job  $100,000 for Manufacturing

  9. SOP Update – 08/01/2008 Revision  Appraisal  Included on the initial engagement  Environmental  Records search with risk assessment vs. Phase I  Reliance letter  Change of ownership/Special use  Borrowed equity injection  Franchise Agreement

  10. Stimulus – 02/17/2009 Update  Job Requirement  Increase from $50,000 to $65,000  Third Party Lender Fee  0.5% eliminated for 2009  CDC Fee  1.5% CDC fee eliminated for 2009

  11. 504 Rates & Fees  March Funding  5.6% Fixed for 20 years  Third Party Lender Fee  0.5% eliminated for 2009  CDC Fee  1.5% CDC fee eliminated for 2009  Underwriters Fee – 0.25%  Funding Fee – 0.4%

  12. Bottlenecks  Borrower’s Team Contacts – Attorney, CPA, Insurance, etc.  Title Insurance  Life Insurance / Assignment  Organizational Documents  Construction / Sub-Contractors  Lien Waivers  Personal History (Form 912)  Franchise agreement / Other contracts Communication - Try to address any special circumstance at the initial review of the project

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