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SBA Loans in Cotopaxi, CO

4 lenders have approved 4 SBA 7(a) and 504 small business loans in Cotopaxi, Colorado, worth $890K in all. Mountain West Small Business Finance has funded more deals here than anyone else, followed by U.S. Bank, National Association. Most of that money went to "beer, wine, and liquor stores". The typical approval is $222K, and the largest on record is $374K.

Total SBA loans
4
all programs
Approved $
$890K
last 24 months
Avg loan
$222K
median $245K
Active lenders
4
approved here
Jobs supported
5
cumulative

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Top industries in Cotopaxi

"Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores"
1
Marketing Consulting Services
1
Other Concrete Product Manufacturing
1
Tour Operators
1
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SBA loans in Cotopaxi: common questions

Which lenders make SBA loans in Cotopaxi, CO?

4 lenders have approved at least one SBA loan in Cotopaxi. The most active by loan count are Mountain West Small Business Finance, U.S. Bank, National Association and United Business Bank. Activity here is a record of past approvals, not a guarantee of future ones.

How much is a typical SBA loan in Cotopaxi, CO?

The average SBA loan approved in Cotopaxi is $222K, with a median of $245K. Amounts range widely by program: 7(a) covers working capital and acquisitions, while 504 is for real estate and heavy equipment.

How many SBA loans have been approved in Cotopaxi, CO?

4 SBA 7(a) and 504 loans worth $890K have been approved for businesses in Cotopaxi, supporting a reported 5 jobs.

Can I get an SBA loan for a new business in Cotopaxi, CO?

Yes. Some lenders active in Colorado regularly approve borrowers with no operating history, though they are a minority of the total. The startup lender list for Colorado ranks lenders by how often they actually fund businesses under two years old.