Alternative Sources of Funding | LEDC
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LEDC presented at the Washington, DC Economic Partnership's (WDCEP) & Small Business Administration's (SBA) Alternative Sources of Funding event held on September 26, 2013.
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Alternative Sources of Funding | LEDC
- 1. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. Accessing Small Business Loans to Start or Grow Your Business The Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) Panel about alternative source of funding September 26, 2013O
- 2. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. LENDING PROGRAM Certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and SBA small business lender Program established in 1997 Provide technical assistance and small business loans between $5,000 - $50,000 One loan product: fixed, fully-amortizing term loans Work with both start-up and existing small business owners who are underserved by mainstream financial institutions Serve the entire Washington Metro area (DC, VA, MD) plus Baltimore Interest rates: 9-14 percent Term: 6 months to 5 years Processing time: 2-4 weeks No pre-payment penalty
- 3. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. OUR PORTFOLIO Portfolio at Risk is less than 3 percent 200 active clients Average loan size of $12,000 FY13: Disbursed 120 small business loans Disbursed $1.9 million in funding 200+ jobs created or maintained 30 new businesses created 95 percent low to moderate income (LMI)
- 4. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. FUNDING SOURCES SBA CDFI Banks Foundations County State Federal
- 5. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. OUR PROCESS $50 application fee Pull Credit report Gather documents Prepare credit memo Present credit memo Close Loan
- 6. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. SWEET & NATURAL BAKERY
- 7. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. LALOS MARKET
- 8. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. COLUMBIA HAIR SALON
- 9. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. MANDU
- 10. Stable Housing. Thriving Businesses. Strong Communities. Lending Clients per Income Q3-FY12 Low Income 73.7% Moderate Income 21.1% Others 5.3% TOTAL 100.0% LMI 94.7%
- 11. Portfolio at Risk Q1FY12 Q2FY12 Q3FY12 Q4FY12 Q1FY13 Q2FY13 Q3FY13 PAR>30days 11.8% 5.9% 5.8% 5.1% 3.5% 3.1% 1.7%
- 12. Contact Information Cesar Lopez, Director of Lending clopez@ledcmetro.org Carlos Arango Small Business Lending Officer, Maryland carango@ledcmetro.org Christina Stockamore Small Business Lending Officer, Washington D.C. cstockamore@ledcmetro.org Pamela Canas Small Business Lending Officer, Virginia. pcanas@ledcmetro.org
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