SBA Loans for Pro-Lift Garage Doors Franchises
Who actually funds Pro-Lift Garage Doors 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.
Top lenders funding Pro-Lift Garage Doors SBA loans
Ranked by number of Pro-Lift Garage Doors 7(a) loans approved since 2021.
| # | Lender | Loans | Total Volume | Avg Loan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United Midwest Savings Bank National Association | 35 | $5.2M | $149K |
| 2 | The Huntington National Bank | 4 | $503K | $126K |
| 3 | First Bank of the Lake | 3 | $306K | $102K |
| 4 | Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company | 2 | $150K | $75K |
| 4 | Readycap Lending, LLC | 2 | $505K | $253K |
| 6 | Northeast Bank | 1 | $200K | $200K |
| 6 | Central Bank | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| 6 | Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Company | 1 | $250K | $250K |
| 6 | Bank Five Nine | 1 | $278K | $278K |
| 6 | Northwest Bank | 1 | $129K | $129K |
Source: SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data, 2021 to 2026. Shows lenders with at least one approved Pro-Lift Garage Doors loan in this period, ranked by loan count.
Pro-Lift Garage Doors SBA loans by state
| State | Loans | Total Volume | Avg Loan |
|---|---|---|---|
| TX | 9 | $1.3M | $145K |
| VA | 6 | $800K | $133K |
| FL | 3 | $630K | $210K |
| SC | 4 | $600K | $150K |
| GA | 3 | $578K | $193K |
| TN | 3 | $450K | $150K |
| PA | 3 | $305K | $102K |
| NV | 2 | $300K | $150K |
| MD | 2 | $300K | $150K |
| AL | 2 | $273K | $137K |
| LA | 1 | $250K | $250K |
| MA | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| KY | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| NC | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| NJ | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| OR | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| WA | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| CO | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| UT | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| AR | 1 | $150K | $150K |
| CT | 1 | $150K | $150K |
Pro-Lift Garage Doors SBA loans by year
How Pro-Lift Garage Doors SBA loans have performed
Outcomes for every funded Pro-Lift Garage Doors 7(a) loan approved since FY2010. Each SBA loan usually finances one location, so read these as an estimate of units.
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.
How to use this
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