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T Bank (SBA lending)

At a Glance

The closest thing the re-keyed table added to the dedicated remote desks: published clocks, big checks, buying-a-business first. Price it like the certainty lane it is, with a cheap desk's quote alongside, and hold it to the 48-hour promise its own page makes.

Pricing
Custom Pricing, Loan products; no fee to engage. The page publishes the process instead of a rate sheet: an online prequalification with clear terms within 48 hours, a four-step path to closings averaging around 60 days by its own footnoted claim, up to 90% financing, terms to 25 years, and an honest collateral FAQ saying a shortfall does not disqualify strong cash flow. Our FOIA computation shows 64 change-of-ownership loans totaling $127.8M in FY2025 at a $2.0M average, 148 across six years with most written recently, at an 8.99% average initial rate, and no single-state top-five seat, the signature of a book spread nationwide.
Best For
Buyers anywhere who want a remote-first Preferred Lender with published response and closing clocks, especially at the larger end of the 7(a)
In the Federal File
64 change-of-ownership loans in FY2025, 20th most in the country, averaging $2M each, at an average initial rate of 8.99%. Computed from the SBA's own loan-level data, not from anything the lender publishes.
Type
Bank (lends directly)
Footprint
Nationwide from a Dallas charter, with no home-state concentration in our file.
Deal Size
$500k to $5M.
Searcher Practice
A general SBA lending desk, handled remotely.
Published Terms
Prequalification terms within 48 hours and closings averaging around 60 days, published; up to 90% financing to 25-year terms.
Roadmap Stages
2. Set Up & Fund the Search5. Diligence & Close the Deal

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Prequalification terms within 48 hours and closings averaging around 60 days, published on the page
  • Buying a business named first among its 7(a) uses, with up to 90% financing stated
  • A $2.0M FY2025 average check, among the largest in our league table
  • A nationwide book with no home-state concentration, the remote-desk signature, from a Dallas charter

Cons

  • No published rates; the clocks are the disclosure, and the 8.99% file average sits in the pricier half
  • The book scaled recently, 64 of its 148 six-year loans in FY2025 alone
  • An online, process-first path; a complicated story should find a banker early
  • No searcher-community footprint to weigh against its own claims

What Searchers Say

The clocks, the 90% figure, and the collateral FAQ are its own page's, footnoted as contingent on timely documentation; the Dallas charter is the FOIA file's own record. Our computation counts 64 change-of-ownership loans in FY2025 at a $2.0M average with no single-state top-five seat, which is what a nationwide remote book looks like in state-sliced data.

How to Approach

T Bank (SBA lending) is a bank, so this is how that kind of lender comes in, what it weighs, and how to arrive ready.

The Typical Arc

  1. A prequalification on you and the target, often from the first email.
  2. A full application and the bank's own underwrite of the deal.
  3. A term sheet, then closing on the SBA's timeline, commonly two to four months.

What It Weighs

  • Whether the business's cash flow covers the debt with room to spare.
  • Your experience relative to the business you are buying.
  • Your equity injection and how clean the financials are.

How to Prepare

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