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SBA lenders in Ohio
13,065 SBA 7(a) loans in the last five years, from 210 different lenders. Here is who actually lends here.
Who lends here most
last 5 fiscal years| Lender | Loans in OH | Typical loan | Median rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Huntington National Bank | 7,783 | $56k | P+2.15 |
| U.S. Bank, National Association | 500 | $40k | P+3.08 |
| KeyBank National Association | 491 | $100k | P+2.87 |
| Telhio Credit Union Inc | 267 | $139k | P+2.40 |
| First Commonwealth Bank | 226 | $400k | P+2.17 |
| Live Oak Banking Company | 187 | $750k | P+1.61 |
| PNC Bank, National Association | 181 | $50k | P+4.00 |
| BayFirst National Bank | 173 | $150k | P+4.05 |
| Readycap Lending, LLC | 155 | $67k | P+4.51 |
| Fifth Third Bank | 152 | $269k | P+2.58 |
The Huntington National Bank alone writes 60% of the SBA loans in Ohio. That is worth knowing both ways — they clearly know this market, and you should still get a second quote, because a dominant lender has little reason to sharpen its pencil.
Volume is not quality — but a lender who does hundreds of deals in your state knows your market, and probably your industry too.
What gets funded here
by industryHow big the loans are
If your need sits in a band that barely exists here, widen your search to national lenders rather than assuming nobody will do it.
SBA 504 lending in Ohio
504 FOIA recordA 504 loan pairs a bank first mortgage with a fixed-rate second through a Certified Development Company — used mostly for owner-occupied property and heavy equipment. Here is who runs 504 deals in Ohio, and how they have performed.
CDCs most active in Ohio
- Alloy Development Co., Inc. — 664 loans
- Growth Capital Corp. — 606 loans
- Ohio Statewide Development Corporation — 474 loans
- Community Capital Development Corporation — 467 loans
- Cascade Capital Corporation — 229 loans
- Michigan Certified Development Corporation — 7 loans
Most-financed here: Full-Service Restaurants, Offices of Lawyers, Offices of Physicians, General Automotive Repair.
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SBA lending in other states
States with comparable volume, plus the three largest markets.