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Revolving Loan Fund – Eureka Redevelopment Agency

Areas Served: Eureka California The City of Eureka’s Community Development Block Grant Revolving Business Loan Fund can provide up to half of a project’s total financing need to foster economic development and revitalization. Funds can be used to finance: Inventory purchases Equipment acquisition Working capital / lines of credit Real property acquisition Furniture / fixtures

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CDBG Revolving Loan Fund – City of Dixon, California

Areas Served: City of Dixon The City of Dixon’s Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is designed to meet the capital needs of businesses located in or moving to the City of Dixon, California. The RLF:n€¢ Increases the overall economic base of the communityn€¢ Is directed towards businesses that have the greatest potential for long-term job creation.

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Wayne County Urban Loan – Detroit Micro-Enterprise Fund

Areas Served: Wayne County The Wayne County Urban Loan is a loan program for small businesses in Wayne County that provides wrap-around funding. Bank loans of 50% are supplemented by up to 40% from the Loan Fund ans at least 10% from the business. Funds are for; Fixed Assets to Expand, Modernization to Increase Competitiveness

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Revolving Loan Funds – Ashland Area Development Corporation

Areas Served: Ashland County Ashland Area Development Corporation currently administers the following Revolving Loan Funds for Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce, Ashland Area Development Corporation, Ashland Area Enterprise Center, Ashland County, City of Ashland, Town of Jacobs and the Village of Butternut. Contact InformationAshland Area Development CorporationAddress: 422 3rd St W #101City: AshlandState: Wisconsin Website:

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EDA Revolving Loan Fund – Gulf Coast Economic Development District

Areas Served: Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagorda, Montgomery, Walker, Waller, and Wharton counties. The EDA RLF offers loans of $10,000 to $150,000 to help Texas businesses purchase assets including buildings, equipment, furniture and/or inventory; and, provide for working capital and closing costs. Fifty percent or more of each loan must

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