SBA 504 Loans: Finance Real Estate & Equipment with Long-Term Stability
As a Nationwide SBA Preferred Lender, T Bank helps entrepreneurs grow with SBA 504 loans. Perfect for major fixed-asset purchases like real estate and large equipment, these loans are designed to offer low down payments, long repayment terms, and predictable, fixed-rate stability—so you can scale your business with confidence.

Up to $15M+ in Financing

As little as 10% down

25-Year Fixed Rates
Key Benefits of SBA 504 Loans with T Bank

Large Project Financing
Fund real estate, construction, or equipment projects up to $15M+ with SBA 504 loans.

Low Down Payment
Contribute as little as 10% equity and preserve working capital for growth and operations.

Stable, Long-Term Rates
Lock in predictable monthly payments with up to 25-year fixed terms, making budgeting for the future simple and reliable.
Build Your Foundation: When to Choose an SBA 504 Loan
SBA 504 loans are the best option for established businesses making long-term capital investments. The program is specifically designed to help companies expand, create jobs, and build equity. Common uses include:
A Clear Path to Funding: Our SBA 504 Loan Process
The SBA 504 loan involves coordination between you, T Bank, and a Certified Development Company (CDC). Our expert team has streamlined this process to manage all coordination, ensuring your project stays on track from start to finish.
1. Discovery Call
We review your business goals and project needs.
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A Clear Path to Funding: Our SBA 504 Loan Process
The SBA 504 loan involves coordination between you, T Bank, and a Certified Development Company (CDC). Our expert team has streamlined this process to manage all coordination, ensuring your project stays on track from start to finish.
1. Discovery Call
We review your business goals and project needs.
2. 48-Hour Prequal
Get a fast decision on your SBA 504 loan eligibility.
3. Application & Underwriting
Submit one application; we coordinate with the Certified Development Company (CDC) for you.
4. Third-Party Reports & Approval
We guide you through appraisals, environmental reviews, and final SBA approval.
5. Funding & Growth
Close in 75–90 days and start expanding with confidence.
All SBA loans are subject to credit approval and SBA eligibility requirements. Stated timelines are contingent upon the applicant’s timely submission of all required documentation. Additional terms, conditions, and fees apply.
SBA 504 vs. SBA 7(a): Which is Right for You?
- SBA 504 Loans
- SBA 7(a) Loans
| SBA 504 Loans | SBA 7(a) Loans | |
| Who is this for? | Property owners, manufacturers, heavy equipment users | Business buyers, franchisees, service businesses, retailers |
| Best For | Real estate & large equipment | All purpose business needs |
| Use of Funds | Primarily fixed assets; no working capital | Flexible: working capital, inventory, acquisitions |
| Interest Rates | Fixed, below-market rates on the SBA portion | Typically variable rates |
| Loan Structure | Two loans: one from T Bank, one from a CDC | One loan from T Bank | Buy Now | Buy Now |
Loan Officers
Cameron Brewer
Vice President
SBA/USDA/BIA National Lending
Ben Eakin
Executive Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Ben Eakin
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
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Glenn Giro
Senior Vice President - SBA National Lending
SBA University Podcast Host
Glenn Giro
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Steve Jones
Market President
Commercial Lending
Steve Jones
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
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Kandace Moon
Senior Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Kandace Moon
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
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Patrick Phillips
Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Patrick Phillips
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
- Email:[email protected]
Mike Ramsay
Executive Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Mike Ramsay
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
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Rod Rodriguez
Executive Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Rod Rodriguez
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
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Jordan Sayler
Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Jordan Sayler
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
- Email:[email protected]
Greg Swett
Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Greg Swett
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
- Email:[email protected]
Eric Wadley
Senior Vice President
SBA/USDA National Lending
Eric Wadley
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
- Email:[email protected]
Audrey Wendel
Market President
Professional & Executive
SBA/USDA National Lending
Audrey Wendel
- Phone:+1 (859) 254-6589
- Email:[email protected]
SBA 504 Loan Requirements & Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an SBA 504 loan and a 7(a) loan?
A CDC is a nonprofit organization certified by the SBA to partner with lenders like T Bank to provide SBA 504 financing. They fund a portion of the loan (typically 40%) with a long-term, fixed-interest rate, which is a key benefit of the program. Our team handles all coordination with the CDC for you.
What is a Certified Development Company (CDC)?
A CDC is a nonprofit organization certified by the SBA to partner with lenders like T Bank to provide SBA 504 financing. They fund a portion of the loan (typically 40%) with a long-term, fixed interest rate, which is a key benefit of the program. Our team handles all coordination with the CDC for you.
What are the key eligibility requirements for an SBA 504 loan?
The main requirements include operating a for-profit business in the U.S., having a tangible net worth of less than $15 million, and meeting the SBA’s owner-occupancy requirements (your business must occupy at least 51% of the property). The loan must also accomplish a public policy goal, such as job creation. You can learn more about the official requirements on the SBA.gov website.
Can I use an SBA 504 loan for working capital?
No, the 504 program is strictly for financing fixed assets. If your project requires additional funds for working capital or other business expenses, an SBA 7(a) loan may be a better fit.
Ready to Build or Expand with SBA 504 Financing?
Whether you’re purchasing property, financing construction, or upgrading equipment, T Bank’s SBA 504 expertise can help. As a Preferred Lender, we simplify the process and keep your project on track.
All SBA loans are subject to credit approval and SBA eligibility requirements. Stated timelines are contingent upon the applicant’s timely submission of all required documentation. Additional terms, conditions, and fees apply.
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