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Loan Participation Program (LPP) is sponsored by DC Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking (DISB) - DC BizCAP. The Loan Participation Program provides capital to small businesses by either purchasing a portion of loans made by participating lenders or lending alongside participating lenders to provide direct lending. Eligible small businesses may receive reduced interest rates.
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DC BizCAP - Loan Participation Program | disb DC BizCAP - Loan Participation Program The Loan Participation Program (LPP) is part of the District of Columbia Business Capital Program (DC BizCAP), which is funded by the US Treasury State Small Business Credit Initiative (Initiative).
The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) established and administers DC BizCAP to provide capital to District small businesses and entrepreneurs who continue to encounter reductions in the availability of credit and heightened requirements to obtain financing.
DC BizCAP provides critical capital through three programs that provide alternatives to traditional commercial financing to facilitate private lending and investments in District small businesses. The Loan Participation Program (LPP) provides capital to small businesses by either purchasing interest in the loans made by lenders or lending alongside private lenders to provide direct lending.
In participation with an eligible lender DISB may fund up to fifty percent (50%) of the loan amount but no more than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000). Participating small businesses are eligible for reduced interest in conjunction with DC BizCAP program support.
The Small Business Commercial Real Estate (SBCRE) Loan Program supports eligible District small businesses with loans to fund the renovation, build out or down payment associated with the acquisition or refinance of owner-occupied commercial real estate. The loan is made in partnership with a primary lender that receives repayment priority.
Maximum Support Amount: $500,000 Loan Terms: Maximum of 84 months (max amortization of 25 years) Interest Rate: Maximum of 2% Settlement Fee: 2% Support Amount The StartUp Small Business Loan (DC SUBL) Program supports eligible District small start-up businesses with loans to fund equipment, business operations and working capital needs. The loan is made in partnership with a primary lender that receives repayment priority.
Maximum Support Amount: $75,000 Loan Terms: Maximum of 60 months Interest Rate: Maximum of 2% Settlement Fee: 2% Support Amount The Space & Equipment Loan Program (SELP) supports eligible District small businesses with loans to fund the acquisition of equipment, space build out and working capital needs. The loan is made in partnership with a primary lender that receives repayment priority.
Maximum Support Amount: $250,000 Loan Terms: Maximum of 72 months Interest Rate: Maximum of 2% Settlement Fee: 2% Support Amount Borrower Eligibility Requirements Non-public company registered in the District and subject to taxation in the District (e.g. a corporation, partnership, joint venture, cooperative, sole proprietorship, District-designated charitable and other non-profit institution) Fewer than 750 existing employees, including subsidiaries and affiliates Principal offices within District (demonstrated by lease or deed) At least 75% of employees, including subsidiaries and affiliates, must work in and provide services in the District At least 25% of W-2 employees must be District residents Business owner must provide a personal guaranty Closing and annual fees of up to 4% Maximum of 50% of commercial loan up to $1 million Principals must not have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor Principals must not have any conflict of interest with the lender, investor or the government Insured Depository Institutions Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) Currently, there are 10 participating lenders (see list of DC BizCAP Participating Lenders).
Additional lenders may apply to participate in the CSP.
Loan funds may be used for the following authorized purposes: Purchase, construction, renovation or tenant improvement of commercial real estate Tangible and intangible property (except goodwill) Loan funds may NOT be used for the following purposes: Speculative activities deriving profits from fluctuations in prices Lending activities (business with more than 50% revenue from lending activity) Gambling (some lottery exception) Passive investments, including real estate held for sale lease or investment Evangelizing, Proselyting or Lobbying Repayment of Delinquent income taxes Repayment of taxes held in trust or escrow Reimbursement of funds owned to an owner Purchase of ownership interest of an owner Double dipping with other Federal programs Refinancing with the same investor Financial Institutions Participating in the LPP 1 Thomas Cir NW Suite 700 Latino Economic Development National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) The Harbor Bank of Maryland Washington Area Community 2012 Rhode Island Ave.
, NE Loan Enrollment Procedures with Document Checklist Loan Enrollment Form and Eligibility Questionnaire DC BizCAP Quarterly Report/Payment Distribution Summary Transmittal Form For more information on the program, contact (202) 727-8000 or [email protected] .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in the District of Columbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Loan Participation Program (LPP) is funded by DC Department of Insurance, Securities, and Banking (DISB) - DC BizCAP. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in District of Columbia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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