SBA loans
SBA loans are government-guaranteed financing tools designed to reduce lender risk and increase access to capital for small businesses. The Small Business Administration backs a portion of each loan, which encourages banks to lend on terms that would otherwise seem too risky. Terms stretch to 25 years for real estate and 10 years for equipment or working capital.
Antelope Center sits in a quiet pocket east of Palmdale's main retail core, where light industrial shops, transport companies, and service contractors operate along the 25th Street East corridor. Many of these businesses need capital to buy property, upgrade fleets, or bridge seasonal gaps. SBA 7(a) loans fit because they cover almost any legitimate business purpose and the longer repayment window keeps monthly obligations manageable.
SBA loans
Marshgate Advances is a licensed commercial-loan broker, not a lender. We gather your documentation, match you with SBA-preferred lenders, and shepherd the file through underwriting. Our office is at 950 E Palmdale Blvd, Palmdale, CA 93550, a short drive west on Palmdale Boulevard from Antelope Center. Call us at (661) 553-4748 to start.
We simplify the paperwork. SBA files require tax returns, profit-and-loss statements, personal financial statements, and a narrative business plan. We tell you exactly what to send, in what format, and we review everything before submission. That reduces back-and-forth and speeds decisions.
Explore our Antelope Center area hub for other financing options, review the full SBA Loans page for program details, or visit the Palmdale city hub to see all services across the region.
A family-owned trucking company on 25th Street East wanted to buy the warehouse it had leased for eight years. The building's owner agreed to sell, but the down payment and closing costs stretched the family's cash reserves. Marshgate Advances brokered an SBA 7(a) real-estate loan that covered acquisition and left working capital intact. Documentation took four weeks; the family closed and now owns the yard outright.
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