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Connecticut is a top-tier SBA lending market in New England, with over $2.1 billion in SBA loan approvals annually. Whether you're acquiring a boutique inn in Westport, purchasing a medical office in Stamford, expanding a franchise along the I-95 corridor, or financing multi-family property in New Haven, FundMySBA connects you with lenders who specialize in your exact business type and location.
Our network includes over 300 SBA-approved lenders serving every Connecticut market -- from the Fairfield County Gold Coast to the Hartford metro, from shoreline communities to the Litchfield Hills. Connecticut's proximity to New York City, its highly educated workforce, and the highest per-capita income in the nation give borrowers a strong economic foundation that lenders view favorably.
Boutique inns, shoreline hotels, bed and breakfasts, and conference properties. SBA 504 + 7(a) stacking up to $16.25M.
Office buildings, retail space, mixed-use, and owner-occupied commercial property. 10% down with SBA 504.
Practice acquisitions, medical office buildings, equipment financing, and ambulatory surgery centers.
Apartment buildings, 5-50 unit properties, owner-occupied multi-family with SBA financing.
Franchise buildout, multi-unit expansion, equipment, and real estate for SBA-approved franchise brands.
Buy an existing business with SBA 7(a). Covers goodwill, assets, real estate, and working capital.
Connecticut businesses can access SBA 7(a) loans up to $5M for working capital, equipment, and acquisitions; SBA 504 loans up to $5.5M for commercial real estate and heavy equipment with fixed rates and 10% down; SBA Express loans up to $500K with 36-hour approval; and SBA Microloans up to $50K for startups.
Pre-qualification through FundMySBA takes 90 seconds. Answer 4 simple questions about your business and funding needs, and we instantly match you with SBA-approved lenders in Connecticut. No credit check required for pre-qualification.
Most for-profit Connecticut businesses qualify, including hotels and hospitality, commercial real estate, medical and dental practices, franchise operations, multi-family properties, professional services, manufacturing, and retail. Some restrictions apply to certain industries.
Yes. Connecticut has the highest per-capita income in the nation and is home to major corporate headquarters in finance, insurance, and healthcare. Lenders view Connecticut's affluent consumer base, highly educated workforce, and proximity to New York City as strong indicators of business viability, which can improve approval odds and loan terms.
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