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SBA Franchise IDS0985✓ SBA-eligible franchise· listed since 2017

SBA Loans for Lapels Franchises

Who actually funds Lapels SBA 7(a) deals, and how much they lend. Sourced directly from SBA FOIA records covering every approved 7(a) loan from 2021 to 2026.

10
SBA 7(a) loans
$2.8M
Total approved
$281K
Avg loan size
6
Lenders

Top lenders funding Lapels SBA loans

Ranked by number of Lapels 7(a) loans approved since 2021.

#LenderLoansTotal VolumeAvg Loan
1The Huntington National Bank4$1.3M$320K
2South Louisiana Bank2$288K$144K
3Associated Bank National Association1$500K$500K
3BayFirst National Bank1$273K$273K
3Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company1$125K$125K
3PlainsCapital Bank1$347K$347K

Source: SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data, 2021 to 2026. Shows lenders with at least one approved Lapels loan in this period, ranked by loan count.

Lapels SBA loans by state

StateLoansTotal VolumeAvg Loan
TX3$1.3M$449K
NE1$500K$500K
LA2$288K$144K
PA2$281K$141K
NJ1$273K$273K
MA1$125K$125K

Lapels SBA loans by year

FY2021
3
$628K
FY2022
1
$273K
FY2024
2
$288K
FY2025
3
$1.1M
FY2026
1
$500K

How Lapels SBA loans have performed

Outcomes for every funded Lapels 7(a) loan approved since FY2010. Each SBA loan usually finances one location, so read these as an estimate of units.

Defaulted
0 of 14
0.0% · SBA paid out on the guaranty
Charged off
0 of 14
0.0% · Written off (part of defaulted)
Paid in full
2 of 14
14.3% · Loan fully repaid
Still active
12 of 14
85.7% · Open and not in default

Source: SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data. Defaulted means the SBA purchased the guaranty (charged off, or purchased and not yet charged off). Recent loans have had less time to default, and small loan counts swing widely, so one or two loans can move these percentages a lot.

SBA lender notes for Lapelsfrom the SBA Franchise Directory

When the real estate where the franchise business is located will secure the SBA-guaranteed loan, the Option to Assume Lease may not be executed.

How to use this

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