Our FAQs

Get started with answers to our most frequently asked questions.

Here are some common uses for an SBA 7(a) loan:

  • Acquiring a business
  • Securing working capital
  • Purchasing or refinancing equipment
  • Refinancing business debt
  • Making leasehold improvements or acquiring FF&E
  • Buying or refinancing commercial real estate
  • Partner buyouts

Contact us to discuss all eligible uses under the SBA 7(a) loan program with our loan specialist.

Yes, we encourage you to contact us. A Murphy Commercial Capital rep will reach out to further discuss your application.

Some common factors we reference include, but are not limited to: credit history, financial statements, business stability, collateral, industry and market conditions, and personal guarantees.

While it can be more challenging, there are lenders and programs specializing in startup financing. A well-developed business plan and a strong personal credit history can increase your chances.

While turnaround times can vary, some lenders offer fast approvals, particularly for smaller loans or lines of credit. Being organized with your paperwork can speed up the process.

We help businesses finance any new or used essential business equipment. 

Contact us to discuss your specific needs.

While a strong credit history is beneficial, there are lending options for businesses with less-than-perfect credit. Factors such as cash flow and business history are also considered.

Interest rates vary based on factors like your creditworthiness, the type of loan, the lender, and current market conditions. We can help you compare rates and secure the most competitive terms.

Collateral requirements depend on the loan. Equipment financing may use the equipment itself as collateral, while other loans may require real estate, inventory, or other business assets.

Blog & Articles

Our Blog is a phenomenal resource to answer some of your frequently asked questions.

Why Choosing the Right Lending Partner Matters

Why Choosing the Right Lending Partner Matters

Why choosing the right lending partner Matters When it comes to…