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December 20, 2024  
 
 
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Longview, Washington Business Loan

 
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Getting a business loan in Longview, Washington seems challenging at first, but we're here to help you get started.

We wrote this article for small business owners in Longview, Washington who are interested in getting debt financing.

Local Longview Lenders

To assist you in finding a small business banker, here's our list of small business banks in Longview.

Small Business Bank Recent SBA Loans
Bank Of America  
Columbia Bank - 30th AV Branch  
Columbia Bank - Commerce Avenue  
Columbia State Bank 2
Cowlitz Credit Union  
Cowlitz Mortgage  
C-Pac Mortgage  
Hometown National Bank  
Keybank  
Riverview Community Bank  
Teamster's No 58 Credit Union  
The Cowlitz Bank 9
Twin City Bank 100
Washington Federal Savings  
Washington Mutual - Bank Locations- Longview  
Washington Mutual - Bank Locations- Ocean Beach HWY  
Washington Mutual Loan Center  
Washington Mutual-Financial Center  

Business Loan Providers for Longview Businesses

This is a list of banks outside of Longview, Washington that have provided SBA loans to Longview businesses. Some of these may be national banks with local branch locations.

Small Business Bank Recent SBA Loans
Bank Of America
Charlotte, NC
12
Capital One
Mclean, VA
3
Cit Small Business Lending Corp
Livingston, NJ
2
Columbia State Bank
Olympia, WA
2
Columbia State Bank
Tacoma, WA
1
Comerica Bank
Dallas, TX
2
Hanmi Bank
Los Angeles, CA
3
Innovative Bank
Oakland, CA
1
Keybank National Association
Cleveland, OH
1
Keybank National Association
Seattle, WA
1
Kitsap Bank
Port Orchard, WA
1
Northwest Commercial Bank
Lakewood, WA
1
Pacific City Bank
Los Angeles, CA
3
Pacific Continental Bank
Eugene, OR
2
Temecula Valley Bank
Temecula, CA
1
U.S. Bank National Association
Cincinnati, OH
8
Wells Fargo Bank
San Jose, CA
1
West Coast Bank
Portland, OR
1
Wilshire State Bank
Los Angeles, CA
2

Longview Business Loan Advice

Prior to reaching out to lenders for a loan, you will need to have a specific plan.

You need to be able to clearly explain your business, explain how much you want to borrow, describe what the money will finance, and show your ability to pay the loan back to the lender.

Being able to present a well-written business plan is is critically important. If the financing is to for a going concern, you should also have financial statements covering the last three years. Bankers will also want to know what collateral you have available to secure the loan. Collateral is relevant because banks always want to be prepared for a worst-case scenario in which you cannot repay the loan.

If the business has few assets, the bank may ask you to to pledge your personal assets, such as the equity in your home. The banks will check on your personal credit history in any case, so hopefully you have good credit history -- you may want to get a copy of your credit history prior to meeting with the banker.

Many of these banks participate in the financial assistance programs available through the SBA. Prior to visiting local banks, you may want to do your homework on SBA loans programs to see if you qualify. SBA 7(a) loans, SBA 504 loans and SBA disaster assistance loans may be available to you.

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