Colorado is nicknamed the "Centennial State" because it became a state in 1876, one hundred years after the signing of the United States Declaration of Independence.
Now, almost 150 years later, Colorado has exploded into a major center for both urban development and rural expansion. There are plenty of business hotspots in Colorado, from Aurora to Fort Collins. New businesses are popping up all the time in Colorado, and they often need financing to get started.
That's where Advancepoint Capital comes in. We provide business loans of up to $1,000,000 to businesses in Colorado. Whether you're just starting out or you're looking to expand, we can help you get the funding you need.
How Do I Get A
Small Business Loan in Colorado?
Any new business owner in Colorado will tell you that starting a business is no easy feat. It takes a lot of time, effort, and money to get off the ground.
That's why it's important to have a strong financial foundation from the outset. One of the best ways to do this is by securing a small business loan.
If you're looking for a small business loan in Colorado, the first step is to get in touch with our team. We'll work with you to understand your needs and determine whether or not you qualify for a loan. Once we've determined that you do qualify, we'll match you with a lender who can provide the financing you need.
The 9 Best
Financing Options and Resources for
Colorado Small Businesses
Small Business Loans for Colorado
SBA Loans in Colorado
Merchant Cash Advance in Colorado
Business Cash Advance in Colorado
Business Line of Credit in Colorado
Equipment Financing for Colorado
Invoice Financing in Colorado
Short Term Small Business Loans in Colorado
Long Term Business Loans for Colorado
U.S. Small Business Administration
How to Grow Your Business in Colorado
View the Colorado Small Business Resource Guide for information and assistance in growing your local business, exploring funding options, and contracting.
U.S. (SBA) U.S. Small Business Administration
Colorado District Office
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Why Do Colorado Small Business Owners Need Financing?
The most common reasons Colorado business owners use a loan:
- Access to Working Capital
- Equipment Purchase and Repair
- Access Capital for Inventory
- Business Plan Expansion
- Cash Flow Shortages
- Access to Capital for Emergencies
- Advertising / Marketing / Customer Acquisition Resources
- Create More Jobs, Recruitment of Employees and Training Resources
Initiatives, Government Programs, and Grants in
Colorado for Small Businesses
Colorado Lending Source – As a small nonprofit lender, its mission is to foster economic and job growth for diverse small businesses in Colorado communities. Colorado Lending Source is a membership-based organization made up of lenders, small businesses, community organizations, and government groups. Membership is free for individuals, and it ensures that you will be informed of events, successes, and the latest news.
Colorado Lending Source Loans – Provides access to capital to meet business needs. Loan options include Commercial Real Estate (Small Business Administration 504 loan), General business Loans (Small Business Administration 7(a)), Community Advantage, and Colorado Main Street (no longer accepting applications for this program).
Colorado Enterprise Fund – As a CDFI, Colorado Enterprise Fund is a nonprofit lending institution that offers loans to small businesses unable to get traditional bank financing. Colorado Enterprise Fund is a nonprofit corporation that leverages investments and grants from a lending source such as financial institutions, foundations, government agencies, other nonprofits, and individuals to provide capital and technical assistance to borrowers. Together with these funders, CEF serves small businesses and produces jobs in their communities throughout the state sustainably and responsibly.
Colorado Enterprise Loan Options – Includes 2020 Colorado needs such as SBA Paycheck Protection Program (protects jobs), City and County COVID-19 Relief Loans, Delta Dental COVID Relief Loan, Community Loan Funds, Small Business Loans, and SBA Microloan.
Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade – Startups and Small Business – The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) works with Colorado partners statewide to create a favorable business climate that encourages dynamic economic development and sustainable job growth. Discover financial resources by searching for a lending source and technical assistance to support local and regional economic development activities throughout Colorado.
Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade – COVID-19 Business Resource Center
Colorado SBDC – Helping businesses statewide respond to the 2020 Colorado COVID-19 health crisis. Small Business Response provides a lending source, resources, and job protection.
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) – Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) Community Development team partners with a lending source and economic developers to provide the resources and financing needed for future growth and job creation. Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) can help you reach new heights with your business, whether you are a for-profit or nonprofit. Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) has unique programs for manufacturers, rural companies, and healthy food grocers.
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