SMALL BUSINESS LOANS

Flexible SBA financing. Local expertise.

A Small Business Administration (SBA) Loan can provide flexible financing to help small businesses start, grow, or acquire a business, purchase commercial real estate or equipment, and invest in future success.
Our experienced commercial lenders work closely with you to understand your goals and help determine whether an SBA loan is the right fit. We guide you through the application process, explain your options, and provide local support from application through closing.
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SBA Loan Highlights

Business acquisitions and ownership transitions

Partner buyouts

Management buyouts

Expansion through acquisition

Mergers and business combinations

Acquisitions involving owner-occupied commercial real estate

 

 

Haven Boatworks

Customer Success Story

"It was great to see how First Fed supports the Northwest Maritime Center and other organizations in our community. When I was looking for advice and guidance in securing a SBA loan for a new building for Haven, I was confident First Fed would steer me right.”

- Blaise Holly, Owner and Shipwright of Haven Boatworks

 

 

SBA 7(a) Loans 

The SBA 7(a) loan is the SBA’s most popular financing program and offers flexible funding for a wide range of business needs. With loan amounts up to $5 million, it’s commonly used to: 

  • Purchase or expand a business
  • Buy commercial real estate or equipment
  • Refinance eligible business debt
  • Increase working capital
  • Finance business acquisitions or partner buyouts

SBA 504 Loans

SBA 504 loans are designed for long-term investments in your business. They provide financing for major fixed assets that help businesses grow and build equity. These loans are commonly used to:

  • Purchase, construct, or improve owner-occupied commercial real estate
  • Purchase land
  • Finance heavy machinery or fixed equipment
  • Refinance eligible business debt in certain circumstances

 

 

Local Expertise. Personalized Service.

Not sure which SBA loan is right for your business? Our experienced Commercial Relationship Managers take the time to understand your business, compare your options, and structure financing that supports your goals.

We’re here to answer your questions, explain your options, and help you move forward with confidence. Connect with one of our experienced Commercial Relationship Managers to discuss your business goals and explore SBA financing options designed to help your business succeed.

 

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Jake Dixon

Government Programs Manager
[email protected]
206-718-0254

Jennifer Chaussee

Commercial Relationship Manager
Kitsap County
[email protected]
360-215-8975