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Find similar grantsMicroloan Fund (Southwest Utah Microloan Program) is sponsored by Five County Association of Governments. Provides needed financing to qualified businesses for eligible activities to create permanent, long-term jobs within the southwestern region of Utah. Intended to help when commercial financing is unreachable.
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Revolving Loan Fund for Businesses | Five County Association of Governments Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund for Businesses Click HERE to download the loan application form. (PDF file) The Five County Association of Governments has a microloan fund. The purpose of this fund is to create permanent, long-term jobs within the southwestern region of Utah by providing needed financing to qualified businesses for eligible activities.
Loans made through the fund are intended to help when commercial financing proves unreachable. Funds loaned at interest are repaid into the program and recycled to other businesses, thus allowing an on-going job creation program. Funds are available in Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane and Washington County, Utah.
The Southwest Utah Microloan Program, was established by the Five County Association of Governments, and may provide loans up to $50,000, with most being somewhat less. The importance of these loans lies in their ability to offset the difficulty that small businesses experience in receiving traditional bank financing, especially of a start-up or relatively new business with limited history.
To find out more about the loan fund, please contact Gary Zabriskie, Director of Community and Economic Development at: gzabriskie@fivecounty. utah. gov , or phone (435) 673-3548 ext.
126 Eligible Counties in Utah Funds are available in: Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane and Washington County, Utah. Examples of Eligible Uses of Capital Purchase of machinery and equipment Working capital (including inventory, accounts receivable, and labor) RLF participation can be up to 90% of the total project cost, not to exceed $50,000. Owner equity must be at least 10% of the total project cost.
The interest rate can be as low as 6. 5% but varies according to the market rate and the borrowers ability to repay. Loans on capital assets are based on asset life.
Working capital loans range from 3-4 years. Typically, loans will not exceed 4 years. A loan may be secured by a second mortgage and/or by a lien on assets.
Our microloans will take a subordinate position to other lenders. A borrower must agree to try and create and/or retain one job for every $30,000 (approx.) of loan fund money.
An application fee of 1. 5%, of the Revolving Loan Fund amount, is due at closing. It is used to defray administration and monitoring expenses.
Historical financial statements and/or (for startups and expanding businesses) sound financial projections (3 years) Personal financial statements of owner Vendor quotes on machinery and equipment Management resumes reflecting the experience of those with 20% or more ownership in the company Information on job creation and/or retention Click HERE to download the Application form.
(PDF files require a compatible reader to view/print) For More Information Contact Phone/Voice Mail (435) 673-3548 ext. 126 E-mail: gzabriskie@fivecounty. utah.
gov 1070 West 1600 South, Building B (Located in the Tonaquint Center Hi-Tech Business Park located on south Dixie Drive to the west of AllConnect call-center building and just to the north of the Washigton County Board of Realtors/Huntsman World Senior Games office building) St. George, Utah 84771-1550 Didn’t find what you were looking for?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified businesses in Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Washington Counties, Utah. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Microloan Fund (Southwest Utah Microloan Program) is funded by Five County Association of Governments. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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