Interested in applying for a loan? Our loan officer can help you get started, give him a call at 541-676-8208 or email him at gregorysmithandcompany@windwave.org
You can also call the Enterprise office at 541-426-3598 or 800-645-9454. We have several loan programs to serve you. A basic description of the types of loans, what they can be used for and interest rate information is shown below.
REVOLVING
LOAN FUND
The Revolving
Loan Fund (RLF) provides long-term, fixed rate financing for land, buildings,
equipment and machinery, and permanent working capital.
Program
Guidelines
- Maximum loan is 50% of eligible project costs - preferred level of participation is 33%;
- Individual loans may not exceed $100,000;
- Refinance of existing debt is ineligible;
- A minimum of one job must be created for every $15,000 of RLF investment;
- The RLF may not supplant private bank financing;
- Not recommended for construction projects as Davis-Bacon wage rates are required;
- Interest rate normally 1% above prime.
Information
Required for RLF Loans
- A brief description of the business and its operations and services. Highlight your market, your customers and major competitors.
- A description of the project to be developed including the assets to be purchased and their costs.
- The number of full and part-time jobs that will be created as a result of this project.
- Description of any affiliated corporation, partnerships or businesses in which a principal with 10% or more interest in the parent company also has a 10% or more interest in the affiliated company.
- Three years of financial statements for the current business or corporation you are operating. This would include both a balance sheet and a profit and loss statement for each of these years. This requirement does not apply to business start-ups.
- Cash flow projections for the business. Explain how this project impacts the projections in terms of new sales and profits.
- Personal financial statements and federal tax returns for those principals who own 10% or more of the company.
- Interim financial statements for the most current period. These statements should be no older than 30 days.
- Complete the application form.
Collateral
and Security
.
- Loans must be fully secured
- Loans will normally be subordinated to other project financing.
- An equity injection of at least 10 percent will be required.
Application
After consultation with the loan officer, an application may be filled out. There is an application fee of $100. The borrower is responsible for the costs of closing the loan including appraisals, title insurance and a closing fee.
Link to Application
Form: Adobe Acrobat Format (APPLFRM.pdf) or MS Word Format (APPLFRM.DOC)
INTERMEDIARY
RELENDING PROGRAM
The Intermediary Relending Program (IRP) provides long-term, fixed rate financing for land, buildings, equipment and machinery, and permanent working capital.
Program
Guidelines
- Maximum loan is seventy- five percent (75%) of eligible project costs;
- Individual loans may not exceed $150,000;
- Refinance of existing debt is ineligible;
- A minimum of one job must be created for every $25,000 of IRP investment;
- The IRP may not supplant private bank financing;
- The IRP can be used for permanent construction financing;
- Interest rate normally 1% above prime depending on risk.
Information Required for IRP Loans
Same as for RLF loans, see above.
Link to Application
Form: Adobe Acrobat Format (APPLFRM.pdf) or MS Word Format (APPLFRM.DOC)
NEOEDD also provides services for very small businesses, or microentrepreneurs. If you are interested in these services, please contact Lisa Dawson at 541-426-3598 or 800-645-9454 or email to lisadawson@neoedd.org
OTHER LOAN ASSISTANCE
NEOEDD provides referral services for a number of other loan programs and can make recommendations on financing structures or strategies. We can help you determine the best source of funding for your project. A state loan program can offer low interest rates in return for significant job creation in distressed areas. Other state loan programs can be accessed though banking partners. The SBA 504 program can provide stable, low interest loans for projects that include construction and equipment acquisition. For more information on the state financing programs and tax credits, go to http://www.econ.state.or.us/financeb.htm
Program |
SBA 504 Program |
SBA 7(a) Loan
Guarantee Program |
Oregon Business
Development Fund |
Oregon Entrepreneurial
Development Loan Fund |
Oregon Credit
Enhancement Fund |
Oregon Capital
Access Program |
Oregon Industrial
Development Revenue Bond Program |
Uses |
To finance land,
buildings, equipment, new construction. |
To finance land,
buildings, equipment, machinery, permanent working capital. |
To finance land,
buildings, equipment, machinery, permanent working capital. |
To finance new
businesses. |
To finance land,
buildings, equipment, machinery, permanent working capital. |
To finance most
business activities. |
To finance land,
buildings, acquisition, new construction, equipment, to expand or
improve manufacturing industries. |
Eligibility |
For-profit
small businesses. |
For-profit
small businesses. |
Small
businesses, except retail & offices. |
Must
meet two of the following: business operating less than 16 months;
business revenues of $50,000 or less; owned by a severely disabled
person. |
Small
for-profit businesses including some service businesses, but excluding
retail businesses. |
Any
business. |
Manufacturing,
processing and tourism related businesses. |
Amounts |
$25,000 to $1,000,000
and no more than 40% of project. |
$15,000 to $500,000;
guarantee of bank loan. |
Up to $250,000
and no more than 40% of project. |
Initial loans
up to $15,000 with $25,000 maximum. |
Various levels
of coverage up to $500,000. |
No limit. |
Up to $10 million. |
New
Jobs Required |
One per $35,000
borrowed. |
No job creation
requirement. |
One for each
$15,000 borrowed. |
No job creation
requirement. |
No job creation
requirement. |
No job creation
requirement. |
Substantial
new employment. |
Rates |
Below market
rates, fixed. |
Maximum of 2.75%
above prime. |
1% below U.S.
Treasury Securities, fixed. Targeted Account: 4% below prime. |
2% above prime, fixed. |
Negotiated between
borrower and lender. |
Negotiated between
borrower and lender. |
75-80% of market
rate (fixed or variable). |
Term |
10 or 20 years. |
Up to 25 years. |
Up to 25 years. Targeted Account: 5 Years |
Up to 5 years. |
Determined by
lender. |
Up to 15 years. |
Up to 30 years. |
Contact |
NEOEDD |
NEOEDD (for
packaging services) or Your Bank |
Oregon Economic & Community Developement Department (OECDD) |
OECDD |
Your Bank and
OECDD |
Your bank and OECDD |
OECDD |
NEOEDD can be contacted at 541-426-3598 or 1-800-645-9454. Oregon Economic
& Community Development Department (OECDD) can be reached at 503-986-1072. |