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The Propel Loan is sponsored by Pathway Lending. The Propel Loan provides businesses with working capital. To qualify, companies must have been in operation for at least six months and have a minimum of $4,500 in monthly revenue.
Pathway Lending is a certified Community Development Financial Institution supporting businesses across Tennessee.
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The Propel Loan | Pathway Lending Funding at the speed of opportunity The right loan at the right time can give your small business a big boost. Loans up to $100,000. Monthly payments, no automatic daily draws.
Created with first-time or credit-building business borrowers in mind. Find out if you qualify before you apply Save guesswork and time with the Propel Loan. We spell out what it takes to qualify right up front so you can decide before you apply if a Propel Loan is right for your business.
Time is money when you’re a small business, so we expedite a decision and fund delivery to your business bank account. And, a real person will answer your questions along the way. The Propel Loan offers borrowers a combination of control and access that’s unique in the market with fixed rates and standard monthly payments that set you up for success.
See if The Propel Loan is right for you. You've been in business for at least 1 year You've filed at least 1 business tax return You have an active business bank account Your business is operating in tennessee “The Propel Loan really made all this possible. From purchasing our equipment, making the first payment on our lease, and taking care of labor, the Propel Loan truly propelled us.
We’ve been able to bring a lot of different people into the fold, and I’ve gone from being a small business owner to a small business owner with employees.
” Michael Spencer, Owner, Nash Dogs Funding Your Growth Loans Starting at $10,000 Coaching To Capital Resources & Classes Pathway WBC Women's Business Center Veteran's Business Outreach Center Serving Those Who Served Multifamily Housing Lending For Development Emerging Developers Building Opportunities Pathway Housing Fund Preservation & Acquisition Lending Solutions Sustainable Communities Stakeholders Generating Economic Opportunity Together Referral Partners Connecting Clients to Opportunities New Markets Tax Credits Leveraging Private Investments for Public Impact Memphis Medical District Investment Fund Place-Based Investment & Development Our Story 25 Years of Impact Our Blog Resources & More In The News Highlighting Our Impact You are about to start a loan application Do you meet our minimum requirements?
Your business has been operating for at least 1 year Your business is in Tennessee Does your business check these boxes? Don't meet our minimum criteria? Our relationship does not have to end here.
We encourage you to complete our quick business assessment where we'll provide you with next steps to help you become loan-ready. You are about to start a loan application Do you meet our minimum requirements? Your business has been operating for at least 1 year Your business is in Tennessee Does your business check these boxes?
Don't meet our minimum criteria? Our relationship does not have to end here. We encourage you to complete our quick business assessment where we'll provide you with next steps to help you become loan-ready.
You are about to start a loan application Do you meet our minimum requirements? Your business has been operating for at least 1 year Your business is in Tennessee Does your business check these boxes? Don't meet our minimum criteria?
Our relationship does not have to end here. We encourage you to complete our quick business assessment where we'll provide you with next steps to help you become loan-ready. Protect yourself from loan scams Scammers may be impersonating Pathway Lending staff to collect personal or financial information.
Please use caution and keep the following in mind to protect yourself: Verify employees - Impersonators may use fake or slightly modified names when contacting you. Use our staff directory to confirm an employee's name, title, email address, and phone number. Check email addresses - Be on the lookout for lookalike domains (e.g. @pathwaylenders.
org) . Official emails from our staff will always come from @pathwaylending. org .
Loan Servicing - Pathway Lending does not sell its loans or hire contract lenders to work on our behalf. Anyone who claims otherwise should arise suspicion. Confirm Requests - If you are unsure about a call, email, or text, please contact us directly at (615) 425-7171 before responding.
Watch for phishing red flags - Be cautious of urgent requests, unfamiliar language, and common phishing language like "kindly", and "simply".
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses that have been in operation for at least six months and have a minimum of $4,500 in monthly revenue. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The Propel Loan is funded by Pathway Lending. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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