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Some SBA lenders also have exten­sive Web sites where you or your client can enter basic information online about a financing need for quick feed­back. Simply entering “SBA loans” in most search engines will provide you with a list of lenders who have Web sites dedicated to SBA financing.

Once you have identified an SBA lender, open the lines of communica­tion by calling or e-mailing them with leads you discover. If you find a lender unresponsive, choose another. After a few referrals, you are likely to come across some viable SBA loans leading you to new clients and new sources of income.

LehnesChris_sm.jpgChris Lehnes is Vice President of Business Development for CIT Small Business Lending Corporation. The nation’s No. 1 Small Busi­ness Administration (SBA) lender for the past five years and a subsidiary of CIT Group Inc. (NYSE: CIT), CIT Small Business Lending offers Small Business Administration (SBA) loans to finance business acquisitions, owner-occupied real estate purchases and medical and franchise start-ups through a network of field representatives. CIT Small Business Lending has been designated a “Preferred Lender” by the SBA and can provide quick credit decisions and loan closings. The company’s Web site and online SBA loan application are located at: www.smallbizlending.com.

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