Seattle District Office Lender List

The SBA helps small businesses obtain needed credit by giving the government's guaranty to loans made by commercial lenders.

Most commercial banks and some non-bank commercial lenders paricipate in the program. The lender makes the loan and SBA will repay up to 85% of any loss in case of default. SBA's involvement is limited to reviewing the loan application submitted by the bank to assure they meet eligibility and credit standards.

For a list of active lenders for the Seattle District Office, please view the attachment below.

Free SBA Loan Briefings offered monthly - schedule

Attachments:SDOPLP_Oct_31_2011.pdf

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