Countybank
At a Glance
The fullest SBA desk this round put on one page: ten people with phones and the purchase in the first bullet; what it does not publish is any number.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Loan products; terms by term sheet. No size, rate or fee is published; the page says competitive rates, low down payments and extended terms, and that loan maturities follow the ability to repay and the assets financed (per ecountybank.com, September 2026).
- Best For
- A buyer of a business in Upstate South Carolina who wants a small business bank whose whole SBA division is on one page with a direct line each
- Roadmap Stages
- 5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Opens its small business loan solutions on purchasing and refinancing existing businesses, and lists business acquisition or expansion among its uses
- Names a ten-person SBA lending team, from the division manager to the processing administrators, with a direct line each
- Says its experienced SBA Preferred Lenders specialize in 7(a) loans, with decisions and processing in Upstate South Carolina
- An expedited process with fast underwriting and rapid credit decisions, in its own words
Cons
- Publishes no size, rate or fee
- Five named Upstate cities as its footprint, with no lending area published as such
- Its linked flyer names an SBA lending manager the page's own team no longer lists, and its SBA newsletter's newest issue is from 2024
- Names no search fund, searcher or acquisition entrepreneur
What Searchers Say
Read on its SBA page, its business loans index, its custom loans page, its SBA newsletter page, its SBA lending flyer, its about, locations, contact and news pages and its commercial application. No searcher-forum discussion of the desk was found.