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Frequently, FSA's direct loan rates are lower than commercial loan rates. FSA rates are based on the Government's cost of borrowing money, which is often less than a private bank's borrowing costs.
FSA sets aside a portion of its direct and guaranteed farm ownership (FO) and operating loan funds each year for beginning farmers. Also, FSA has a special down payment FO loan program to assist beginning farmers and ranchers to purchase a farm or ranch.
FSA guaranteed loans are made and serviced by local agricultural banks and Farm Credit System institutions. FSA local offices can provide you a list of lenders who participate in the guaranteed loan program.
After you complete a customer profile and provide proof of identification to the local USDA Service Center, you can fill out and submit application forms to FSA electronically.
In order to get a 7(a) loan, the applicant must first be eligible.
Repayment ability from the cash flow of the business is a primary consideration in the SBA loan decision process but good character, management capability, collateral and owner's equity contribution are also important considerations.
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