SBA 7(a) loans offer government-backed financing up to $5 million for acquisition, expansion, refinancing, or working capital, with longer repayment terms that ease monthly pressure. Because the Small Business Administration guarantees a portion of the loan, lenders often approve businesses that wouldn't qualify for conventional bank credit. If you're buying an existing restaurant on Shaw Avenue or consolidating higher-cost debt, the 7(a) structure can lower your blended rate and preserve operating cash. We help Clovis owners compile the SBA's required documentation, business plan, tax returns, personal financial statement, and submit to lenders experienced with Fresno County applications. Learn more on our SBA loans Clovis page.
Working Capital Loans
Working capital financing delivers fast access to funds for inventory, payroll, marketing, or seasonal expenses, typically repaid over six to eighteen months through daily or weekly remittances. Many Central Valley businesses face uneven cashflow tied to harvest cycles, rodeo season, or school-year traffic; working capital bridges those valleys without pledging real estate. Approval hinges on recent revenue and bank deposits rather than collateral, so even newer businesses in Tarpey Village or Mayfair can qualify. We connect you to lenders who fund within days when timing matters. Visit our working capital Clovis page for details.
Equipment Financing
Equipment financing lets you acquire machinery, vehicles, technology, or fixtures while spreading the cost over the asset's useful life, preserving cash for daily operations. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which often means simpler underwriting and competitive rates. Whether you're adding a delivery truck for a catering business, upgrading HVAC for a retail space near Sierra Vista Mall, or buying tractors for an ag-services company in Sanger, equipment loans align payment schedules with revenue the asset generates. Explore options on our equipment financing page.
Commercial Real Estate Loans
Commercial real estate loans finance the purchase, construction, or refinance of owner-occupied or investment properties, with terms stretching ten to twenty-five years and loan-to-value ratios typically between sixty and eighty percent. Owning your building in Clovis stabilizes occupancy costs, builds equity, and can improve your balance sheet for future credit. We broker deals for warehouses along the Union Pacific corridor, retail storefronts in Old Town, and mixed-use properties near Clovis Community Medical Center. Read more on our commercial real estate loans page.
Business Lines of Credit
A business line of credit provides revolving access to a pre-approved limit, letting you draw funds as needed and pay interest only on the outstanding balance. It functions like a credit card for your business but with higher limits and lower costs, ideal for managing uneven cashflow, covering emergency repairs, or seizing time-sensitive opportunities. Many Clovis owners keep a line in reserve for seasonal inventory buys or to smooth gaps between project milestones. Check our business lines of credit page for qualification criteria.
Invoice Factoring
Invoice factoring converts outstanding receivables into immediate cash by selling them to a factoring company at a discount, bypassing the wait for customer payment cycles. If you serve commercial clients in construction, logistics, or government contracts around Fresno County and can't afford to wait thirty, sixty, or ninety days, factoring keeps payroll and suppliers current. The factoring company collects directly from your customer, so credit strength shifts from your balance sheet to your clients'. Learn how it works on our invoice factoring page.