Small Business Loans for Women Up To $250,000
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
Female entrepreneurs bring new ideas to the market, create millions of jobs, and help drive economic growth. But, if you are one of the millions of female entrepreneurs in the United States, there may come a time when you need additional capital to grow or expand your women-owned business. If that time is now, Balboa Capital can help. We offer small business loans for women, and our lending process puts your convenience first.
You can apply for a small business loan from your computer or mobile device. We keep our application straightforward so you can complete it quickly. If your application is approved and you decide to move forward, one of our helpful account managers will contact you to discuss your options and answer any questions.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute a business loan approval.
Should you apply for a small business loan, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
Balboa Capital believes nothing should prevent business owners from getting the financial resources they need to succeed. That is why we make our qualification requirements simple. Our minimum requirements are one year in business, $300,000 or more in annual revenue, and a FICO® Score that is 620 or higher. We will also look at other factors when evaluating your loan application.
Over the years, Balboa Capital has provided business loans with predictable payments to female entrepreneurs in many different industries nationwide.
You can put your loan towards many daily business needs that you have. For example, use the funds to pay your employees, start an advertising campaign, stock up on inventory, or pay taxes. Simply put, a Balboa Capital business loan can be used to cover the cost of most daily business expenses.
A Balboa Capital loan is also a great option if you want to expand your business or launch a new product or service line.
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