How it works
SBA loans are small-business financing products partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, reducing lender risk and enabling longer terms and lower down payments than conventional bank loans. The two most common programs are the 7(a), which covers working capital, equipment, and owner-occupied real estate, and the 504, designed specifically for commercial property and heavy machinery. Because Millbrook Funding operates as a broker, we present your package to multiple lenders, explain each fee structure upfront, and help you compare true costs before you commit.
SBA loans
Redmond's economy runs on innovation and scale. Whether your software firm is adding lab space near the Microsoft campus or your precision-manufacturing shop along Willows Road needs a CNC mill, SBA loans offer the patient capital and manageable payments that align with growth timelines. We work with clients throughout the Redmond area, from Bear Creek to Grass Lawn, who value predictable amortization schedules and transparent closing-cost itemization.
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A managed-IT provider leasing space in Overlake decided to purchase its building when the landlord listed the property. The owner needed seven-figure financing but wanted to preserve operating cash. Millbrook Funding brokered an SBA 504 loan, which required a smaller equity injection than conventional mortgages and fixed the real-estate portion at a long-term rate. We walked the borrower through every third-party fee, from appraisal to title, so there were no surprises at closing. The business now owns its facility and redirects former rent into payroll and R&D.
Learn more about SBA loans across our service area or explore financing options from our Bellevue hub.
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Talk to a local advisor and get matched to the right program, no obligation.