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Office of Economic Development
Financial Assistance - Additional Loan Programs
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addition to the loan and grant programs offered through the City
of Stockton, there are several other loan programs available to
businesses interested in locating within the city. These programs
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| San Joaquin Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) |
The
$10 million San Joaquin County Revolving Loan Fund, administered
by San Joaquin County Economic and Employment Development Department
(EEDD), offers "gap" financing assistance to business
owners or entrepreneurs in San Joaquin County. The loans made
through the RLF are for working capital, equipment, leasehold
improvements, and purchase of land and buildings to be used by
the business. The RLF will take a subordinate position to conventional
commercial lenders and SBA. The RLF will also consider loans with
limited collateral and will offer terms for debt repayment. The
RLF guidelines seek one job created or retained for each $20,000
of RLF dollars loaned.
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- RLF
loan packaging fees are waived for Enterprise Zone businesses.
- Businesses
located within the Enterprise Zone receive a one-half percent
interest rate reduction. Additional interest rate deductions
are available if applicant is an export business or contracts
to hire through the San Joaquin County Employment & Economic Development Department.
- Loans
available from $25,000 to $1,000,000.
- Flexible
repayment terms and no prepayment penalties.
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| Small Business Administration |
SBA
504 Loans:
The Tracy/San Joaquin County Certified Development Corporation
(CDC) is the authorized provider of SBA 504 financing in San Joaquin
County. The CDC will waive the deposit requirement for Enterprise
Zone businesses. With a 504 loan, you get long-term, fixed-rate financing at a reasonable interest rate. And the best news is that you typically contribute only 10%. A 504 loan is for the purchase and use of long-term fixed assets such as land, building, and/or certain equipment.
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| Industrial Development
Bonds (IDBs) |
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and medium sized manufacturers may benefit from Industrial Development
Bonds which are a low-cost source of financing (bond financing
can be as low at 75% of prime). In addition, the City and County
will discount the packaging fee by 50%, resulting in a substantial
up-front savings. Enterprise Zone projects receive first priority.
For more information on IDB financing, contact California Communities at (925) 933-9229. |
| San
Joaquin Delta College Small Business Development Center (SBDC): |
Enterprise
Zone businesses have free access to many of
the
services offered by the Small Business Development Center. These services include business
plan writing assistance, consulting, mystery shopper/dinner
programs, access to an SBA library, workshops, classes and more. |
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