You have many banks from which to choose —
Mission Community Bank is the best choice for your business!
Financing
SBA Loans
We’re making small business loans! Mission Community Bank is committed to financing local businesses.
Small Business Administration loans are great for debt refinancing, equipment purchases, permanent working capital, business acquisition and commercial real estate. SBA financing rates and terms are competitive.
Mission Community Bank is a SBA Preferred Lender, offering a variety of guaranteed loan programs for your growing business. Call us at (805) 269-2000 and let’s get started.
Equipment Leasing
Leasing may be better than buying. If you are considering a loan to purchase new equipment, talk to us about leasing instead. Minimal financial information is required for leases under $50,000.
A lease may provide you with 100% financing and a lower monthly payment … and almost any type of equipment may be leased. Mission Community Bank takes the trouble out of financing the equipment that’s vital to your business. Contact us today for a leasing application.
Agribusiness Financing
The bankers in our Food and Agribusiness Group serve companies that produce, process and distribute agricultural goods, and offer financial services developed specifically for them: |
Apartment Financing
If you’re ready to purchase or refinance an apartment building, Mission Community Bank offers you very attractive financing options for multi-family residential real estate. |
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Up to 75% financing available |
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Fixed-interest rate and variable-interest rate financing options available |
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Business Loans and Lines
We’ll find the right financing for you. As a locally owned and managed community bank, our goal is to provide you with timely decisions and flexible financing solutions. We offer financing for every business need: |
Once you submit your completed loan application package, you can expect to hear from us about your loan qualification within a few days. Now that’s fast!
Take the first step and contact us today. |
