Halo Business Finance connects business owners across the country with the right lender — SBA, commercial real estate, equipment, bridge, and working capital financing. Choose your state to see programs and apply.
Get StartedThe most flexible SBA program — up to $5M for working capital, equipment, real estate, or acquisition.
Learn more about SBA 7(a) LoansLong-term, fixed-rate financing for owner-occupied commercial real estate and major equipment.
Learn more about SBA 504 LoansExpedited SBA approval for up to $500K when speed matters most.
Learn more about SBA Express LoansPurchase or refinance office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use property.
Learn more about Commercial Real Estate LoansGeneral-purpose financing for working capital, expansion, and acquisitions.
Learn more about Commercial Business LoansNon-SBA bank mortgages for stabilized, cash-flowing properties.
Learn more about Conventional Commercial LoansFast short-term financing for time-sensitive and transitional deals.
Learn more about Bridge LoansGround-up construction and major renovation financing with draw-basis funding.
Learn more about Construction LoansFinancing for apartment buildings and 5+ unit residential properties.
Learn more about Multifamily LoansNon-recourse, fixed-rate financing for larger stabilized commercial properties.
Learn more about CMBS LoansFinance or lease new and used equipment with lease-vs-buy flexibility.
Learn more about Equipment FinancingOwn your equipment outright with fixed-rate purchase financing.
Learn more about Equipment LoansShort-term funding for payroll, inventory, and cash-flow gaps.
Learn more about Working Capital LoansLump-sum financing repaid in predictable fixed monthly payments.
Learn more about Term LoansRevolving credit you draw and repay as needs arise.
Learn more about Business Line of CreditConvert unpaid invoices into immediate working capital.
Learn more about Invoice FactoringBorrow against receivables, inventory, and equipment.
Learn more about Asset-Based LoansGovernment-guaranteed financing for businesses in rural areas.
Learn more about USDA B&I Loans