Need a USDA Commercial loan? Wondering if you qualify? Not sure if your business is in an eligible area? We are here to make those questions easy to answer.
At North Avenue Capital, LLC (NAC) we have developed a USDA Business Loan Eligibility Map. This map makes figuring out your USDA loan eligibility easy.
There’s no other map like it!
NAC is one of the few banks that provides a state-of-the-art eligibility map to better serve clients nationwide. The USDA Rural Development Department has previously had the only working, capable mapping system on their site that tracks rural versus metro areas accurately.
North Avenue Capital is one of the first banks outside the USDA Program that has created a mapping system that holds accurate information as well as advanced user ability. From simplistic visuals, to the easy-to-use search bar, the NAC USDA Business Loan Eligibility Map is a simpler version of the same product. As you view the map, take note that the white areas are eligible areas for USDA B&I Loans and shaded red areas are ineligible areas for USDA B&I Loans.
You can view the map here.
The USDA Business & Industry (B&I) Loan Program is a loan program designed to help credit-worthy rural businesses obtain needed credit to grow and create jobs in their local communities.
To qualify:
Our USDA loan specialists at NAC are available to help determine if a USDA loan is right for you and your business. Determining eligibility can be done in less than 5 minutes.
Our eligibility map is easy to use and understand, but if you have any questions, let our loan specialists know! We are here to help.
NAC is the only specialized commercial lender that exclusively lends USDA B&I Loans nationwide. We offer competitive interest rates, flexible terms, and high LTVs.
NAC is a non-traditional lender that:
Want to talk to one of our USDA business loan specialists? Call us at 8665264950 with any USDA business loan questions or to determine your eligibility for a USDA business loan.
We have office locations in Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas, Georgia, Nevada, and Florida, but we are not limited by geographic location like many rural-oriented financial institutions and can partner on projects in all 50 states.