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Door County is Wisconsin's premier tourism destination, drawing over 2 million visitors annually to its 300 miles of shoreline, five state parks, and charming villages from Sturgeon Bay to the tip of the peninsula. Often called the "Cape Cod of the Midwest," the county's economy is built on hospitality, artisan businesses, and the seasonal influx of visitors from Milwaukee, Chicago, and the Twin Cities.
SBA loans are the backbone of Door County's small business economy. From acquiring a historic inn in Fish Creek to building out a waterfront restaurant in Sister Bay, SBA 7(a) and 504 programs provide the long-term, affordable financing that tourism businesses need. Lenders experienced in seasonal markets understand Door County's revenue patterns and structure loans accordingly.
Boutique hotels, historic inns, bed-and-breakfasts, and vacation rental properties across the peninsula. SBA 504 + 7(a) up to $17M.
Waterfront dining, farm-to-table restaurants, fish boil venues, bakeries, and seasonal eateries in Fish Creek, Ephraim, and Sister Bay.
Vineyard operations, tasting rooms, cideries, and craft beverage producers. Equipment, facility, and real estate financing.
Marina acquisitions, boat rental operations, kayak and paddleboard outfitters, and waterfront commercial properties.
Art galleries, gift shops, specialty retail, and artisan studios along Door County's village main streets.
Barn venues, waterfront event spaces, and hospitality properties catering to Door County's booming destination wedding market.
Door County is Wisconsin's #1 tourism destination, drawing over 2 million visitors annually to its 300 miles of shoreline, five state parks, and charming villages. Often called the "Cape Cod of the Midwest," the peninsula supports a thriving economy of hotels, restaurants, wineries, galleries, and marinas that rely on SBA financing for acquisition and expansion.
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Yes. SBA lenders regularly work with seasonal tourism businesses. Many Door County hotels, restaurants, and attractions generate the majority of revenue between May and October. SBA lenders experienced in seasonal markets structure loans with flexible payment terms that account for off-season cash flow patterns.
Most for-profit Door County businesses qualify, including hotels and B&Bs, restaurants and cafes, wineries and cideries, marinas and boat services, retail shops and galleries, wedding venues, campgrounds, and professional services. Door County's tourism-driven economy has active SBA lending across all hospitality and service sectors.
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