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Arizona SBA Lenders

Searching for trusted Arizona SBA lenders to fuel your business growth? Our comprehensive directory connects Arizona entrepreneurs with approved SBA loan providers throughout Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Scottsdale and across the state. Whether you’re pursuing SBA 7(a) loans, 504 loans, microloans, or disaster assistance, our list features the most active small business lenders with competitive rates and flexible terms for Arizona businesses. Discover which local banks, credit unions, and financial institutions participate in Small Business Administration lending programs, compare their requirements, and find the perfect financing partner to help your Arizona small business thrive in today’s dynamic economic landscape.

LenderPhoneMarket AreaLender Status
ALLIANCE BANK OF ARIZONA(480) 998-6548StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
AMERICA FIRST CU(602) 538-9671StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
ARIZONA CENTRAL CREDIT UNION(602) 523-8342Central AZGeneral Partner
ARIZONA FEDERAL CU(480) 556-3205StatewideGeneral Partner
ATLANTIC CAPITAL BANK(602) 577-7740StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
BANK 34(480) 795-6936StatewideGeneral Partner
BANK OF AMERICA(602) 695-0760StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
BANK OF ARIZONA(602) 240-2751Phoenix Metro AreaPreferred Lending Partner
BANK OF THE WEST(602) 549-4860StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
BBVA USA(602) 522-2696StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
BMO HARRIS BANK(602) 330-4860StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
BNC NATIONAL BANK(602) 508-3773StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
CANYON COMMUNITY BANK(602) 603-3524StatewideGeneral Partner
CENTERSTONE SBA LENDING(602) 999-7108StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
COMERICA BANK(714) 424-3838StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
COMMERCE BANK OF ARIZONA(480) 253-4505StatewideGeneral Partner
ENTERPRISE BANK(913) 791-9112StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
FIRST INTERNET BANK(317) 372-7822StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
HARVEST SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE(602) 703-6301StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
HORIZON COMMUNITY BANK(928) 854-3147StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
IOWA STATE BANK(520) 314-2597StatewideGeneral Partner
JOHNSON BANK(602) 381-2152Maricopa Co.Preferred Lending Partner
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK(623) 337-9969StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
MEADOWS BANK(623) 328-9770StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
METRO PHOENIX BANK(602) 346-1803StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
MIDFIRST(602) 801-5713StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
MIDWEST REGIONAL SBL(480)-468-5180StatewideGeneral Partner
MOUNTAIN AMERICA CU(480) 487-5577StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA(602) 212-5545StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
ONEAZ CU(602) 467-4262StatewideGeneral Partner
POPPY BANK(480) 346-1218StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
REPUBLIC BANKAZ(602) 280-9402StatewideGeneral Partner
RADIUS BANK(602) 635-6999StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
READYCAP LENDING(602) 538-9671StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
STATE BANK OF ARIZONA(928) 855-4050 ext.5201StatewideGeneral Partner
STEARNS BANK(480) 391-5908StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
SUNFLOWER BANK(602) 292-5886StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
T BANK(602) 206-1417StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
TEXAS CAPITAL(602) 228-6647StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
UMB BANK(602) 912-6742Maricopa Co.Preferred Lending Partner
U.S. BANK(602) 222-4576StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
VANTAGE WEST CREDIT UNION(520) 617-4062Major CountiesGeneral Partner
WELLS FARGO BANK ARIZONA(602) 378-5221StatewidePreferred Lending Partner
WESTERN BANK(575) 388-3521Cochise Co.General Partner
WEST VALLEY NATIONAL BANK(714) 862-7085StatewideGeneral Partner
Specialty Lenders
BUSINESS DEV FIN CORP(602) 381-6292Statewide – CDCPCLP Preferred CDC
CDC SB FINANCE CORP(602) 317-1192Statewide – CDCPCLP Preferred CDC
MT. WEST SB FINANCE(801) 474-3232Northern AZ – CDCPCLP Preferred CDC
SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS FIN(602) 358-2075Statewide – CDCPCLP Preferred CDC
PRESTAMOS SB LENDING(602) 258-9911Statewide – MicrolenderNon-Profit
DREAMSPRING(720) 357-5372StatewideNon-Profit
PPEP(520) 806-4646So. Counties – MicrolenderNon-Profit
LISC(602) 252-6316Maricopa Co.Non-Profit

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are SBA loans and how do they work in Arizona?
A: SBA loans are government-backed loans provided through approved lenders in Arizona. The Small Business Administration guarantees a portion of the loan, reducing risk for lenders and allowing them to offer more favorable terms to Arizona small businesses. The lender provides the funds while the SBA guarantees repayment up to a certain percentage, typically 75-85% depending on the program. This structure enables Arizona entrepreneurs to access capital with lower down payments, longer repayment terms, and competitive interest rates compared to conventional business loans.

Q: What types of SBA loans are available to Arizona businesses?
A: Arizona businesses can access various SBA loan programs including:

  • SBA 7(a) loans: The most common program for general business purposes with loans up to $5 million
  • SBA 504 loans: For major fixed asset purchases like real estate or equipment
  • SBA Microloans: Smaller loans up to $50,000 for startups and smaller businesses
  • SBA Express loans: Faster approval process with loans up to $500,000
  • SBA Disaster loans: Special assistance for businesses affected by declared disasters

Q: What are the minimum requirements to qualify for an SBA loan in Arizona?
A: To qualify for an SBA loan in Arizona, businesses typically need:

  • For-profit operation based in Arizona
  • Owner-occupied (not primarily for investment)
  • Good personal credit (typically 650+ FICO score)
  • Sufficient cash flow to support loan payments
  • No recent bankruptcies, foreclosures, or defaults on government loans
  • Reasonable owner equity investment (typically 10-30% depending on the program)
  • Operating history of at least 2 years (though some lenders work with startups)

Q: Are there special SBA loan programs for businesses in Arizona’s tribal communities?
A: Yes, the SBA offers specific programs for Native American-owned businesses in Arizona, including those on tribal lands. The SBA Office of Native American Affairs provides specialized resources, and some Arizona lenders have programs specifically designed for tribal entrepreneurs. Additionally, the SBA partners with organizations like the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development, which has a strong presence in Arizona, to increase capital access for tribal businesses.

Q: What other resources are available for SBA loans?
A: Other resources provided by Bigger Bottom Line include:

Q: How do I get assistance in getting an SBA or other business loan?
A: Contact the experts! We can assist from advising which lenders to submit to all the way through to developing & submitting a complete business loan package and anything in between. Contact us now for a free evaluation.

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