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Business Loan Fund – Southern Oregon Regional Economic Development, Inc.

Areas Served: Josephine and Jackson County The majority of loan funds are available to for-profit businesses in Jackson and Josephine counties in Oregon. Eligible projects include land purchase (non-speculative), new buildings, machinery and equipment and start-up or working capital. Loans may not be used to refinance existing debt, however. Loans from $10,000 to $150,000 are

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Micro Business Loan Program – City of Salem, Oregon

Areas Served: City of Salem The City of Salem, Oregon Micro Business Loan Program is designed to assist entrepreneurs and small business owners within the City of Salem to access small loans and gap financing to ensure that those businesses start, grow, remain sustainable, and succeed. Funds for the loan program are assessed from the

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Business Loan Program – Columbia Pacific Economic Development District

Areas Served: Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook and western Washington Counties. The Columbia Pacific Business Loan Program provides flexible gap financing for expansion of existing businesses, start up of new businesses, creation of employment opportunities and /or saving existing jobs in NW Oregon. Our goals are simple: – Attract new jobs and investments, – Diversify the local

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Benton County Loan Programs – Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments

Areas Served: Benton County The business loan programs available in Benton County, Oregon are outlined below with individual program highlights given. Business Investment Fund For-profit and not-for-profit businesses acquiring or improving land, buildings, machinery & equipment, furniture & fixtures or in need of working capital. No refinance – Economic Impact: 1 job/$15,000 borrowed. Loan Amount:

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Revolving Loan Fund – Mt Hood Economic Alliance

Areas Served: Clackamas, Hood River and Wasco counties The Mt Hood Economic Alliance provides gap financing loans for local businesses in Clackamas, Hood River and Wasco counties in Oregon. MHEA provides secondary financing for businesses unable to secure (enough) financing through conventional banking means. MHEA’s loan fund is currently capitalized at about $900,000 with approximately

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