SBA Loans for Personal Services & Repair in New Mexico
Since fiscal year 2021, at least 42 lenders made 141 SBA loans to Personal Services & Repair businesses in New Mexico. These are the most active, based on public SBA data.
Most active SBA lenders for Personal Services & Repair in New Mexico
| # | Lender | Industry loans | Average | To startups | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | U.S. Bank, National Association Cincinnati, OH | 19 | $108,901 | 29% | 7(a), Express |
| 2 | Wells Fargo Bank National Association Sioux Falls, SD | 11 | $214,797 | 82% | 7(a), Express |
| 3 | Western Commerce Bank Carlsbad, NM | 11 | $510,465 | 59% | 7(a), Express |
| 4 | BayFirst National Bank Saint Petersburg, FL | 9 | $148,730 | 0% | 7(a) |
| 5 | Live Oak Banking Company Wilmington, NC | 9 | $1,311,392 | 22% | 7(a), Express |
| 6 | Northeast Bank Lewiston, ME | 7 | $131,688 | 12% | 7(a) |
| 7 | Readycap Lending, LLC Berkeley Heights, NJ | 7 | $495,841 | 18% | 7(a) |
| 8 | First Savings Bank Beresford, SD | 6 | $194,696 | 50% | 7(a), Express |
| 9 | Newtek Bank, National Association Miami, FL | 6 | $359,793 | 17% | 7(a), Express |
| 10 | The Huntington National Bank Columbus, OH | 5 | $383,523 | 58% | 7(a), Express |
Related guide: Loans for Salons and Barbershops
Other industries in New Mexico
- Restaurants & Lodging212 loans
- Construction174 loans
- Retail Stores172 loans
- Health Care146 loans
- Professional Services117 loans
- Manufacturing101 loans
- Trucking & Transportation64 loans
- Wholesale & Distribution58 loans
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Frequently asked questions
Which lenders make the most SBA loans to Personal Services & Repair businesses in New Mexico?
Based on public SBA data, the most active were U.S. Bank, National Association, Wells Fargo Bank National Association, Western Commerce Bank.
How many SBA loans did Personal Services & Repair businesses get in New Mexico?
141 SBA loans since fiscal year 2021, from at least 42 different lenders.
Which SBA loan fits a Personal Services & Repair business?
Most use a 7(a) for equipment, build-out, working capital or buying a business, and a 504 to buy their building. For under $50,000, look at Microloans.
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