Areas Served: Statewide Colorado CHFA’s lower equity requirements and long term fixed rates help small businesses reinvest more capital into their businesses, strengthening operations and financial stability. CHFA understands the challenges small businesses face and we are committed to providing the tools necessary to help small businesses grow. CHFA’s small business loans are designed for
Read MoreAreas Served: Statewide Colorado The Colorado Credit Reserve (CCR) program creates greater access to capital for small businesses in Colorado by using small amounts of public resources to encourage private bank financing. The program provides an incentive for banks to offer businesses loans by creating a pooled reserve account to fund losses associated with loans
Read MoreAreas Served: Arvada County The Arvada Revolving Loan Fund (RLF), a program of the Arvada Economic Development Association (AEDA), is designed to provide financing to small businesses locating to or expanding to Arvada, Colorado. Businesses not able to obtain financing through conventional funding may apply for gap financing. For this purpose, gap financing relates to
Read MoreAreas Served: Mesa county, Colorado The BLF is a loan fund whose capital base is replenished by repayment of principal and interest from past loans. Its initial funding came from private and government grants. Operating as a program of the Western Colorado Business Development Corporation or The Business Incubator Center, (BIC) the BLF was created
Read MoreAreas Served: Target areas in Denver, Colorado The NBR and NMI program works by assisting entrepreneurs in starting or expanding their businesses in targeted Denver neighborhoods. The Denver Office of Economic Development provides gap financing, technical assistance, permitting assistance and design consultation to enhance investment opportunities in NBR and NMI target areas. Older business districts such as South Broadway, Santa
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