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Open to Business Lending <br />Open to Business (OTB) provides the following loan products through the Metropolitan Consortium of <br />Community Developers (MCCD). <br />Loan Packaging/Facilitation: Open to Business advisors can assist potential borrowers with the <br />preparation of business plans, cash flow and other financial projections, and loan application <br />materials. OTB advisors can assist entrepreneurs in identifying borrowing needs and accessing <br />community lending programs that provide favorable terms and conditions for small business <br />borrowers. They work with businesses and entrepreneurs to help them find the financing that best meets <br />their unique needs. <br />Loans for New and Emerging Businesses: Direct loans aimed for a variety of business purposes, <br />including inventory, working capital, asset and equipment purchases, and start-up costs. Typical loan <br />terms of 3-5 years, loans sizes up to $25,000 for retail/service businesses, or $50,000 for manufacturing <br />businesses. Loans are targeted at start-up and early stage businesses that cannot secure any or all of <br />their financing from traditional commercial lenders. <br />Loans for Second Stage and Growing Businesses: Loans greater than $50,000 are targeted at <br />businesses that have been operating for several years and need financing to grow. Loans are done in <br />partnership with a bank or other lender, with rate and size determined on a case-by-case basis. <br />Gap Financing for Real Estate: Loans in partnership with private lenders to provide gap financing for <br />real estate acquisition projects — including projects financed through the SBA 504 program. Our rate is <br />affordable and we will offer terms up to 10 years (though amortizations may be longer). <br />Acquisition Financing for Real Estate: The program, in partnership with private lenders, provides <br />permanent term financing for commercial real estate acquisition — up to 90% of the property's appraised <br />value. We will provide up to 40% of the appraised value, with the bank providing 50% and holding first <br />secured position. Our rate is affordable and we will offer terms up to 10 years (though amortizations may <br />be longer). <br />Transactional Financing: Provides short term loans for businesses whose cash flow cycle inhibits them <br />from making regular monthly loan payments. Transactional loans are often used by construction <br />contractors who have received or about to receive a construction contract with a community agency. We <br />can provide up front financing to cover the cost of labor and material associated with the contract. When <br />the work on the contract is completed, the contracting agency issues a two-party check to cover the <br />completed work, payable to MCCD and to the contractor. Larger loans are also available for businesses <br />with performance bonds and escrow payment arrangements. <br />
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