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Top SBA Acquisition Lenders in Vermont

6 active SBA 7(a) lenders in Vermont, ranked by loan volume.

Lenders

6

in Vermont

Total Volume

$10.0M

Median Rate

Prime + 2.13%

Median Loan Size

$688K

Top Lenders in Vermont

1Vermont 504 Corporation

Loans

3

Rate

P+0.36%

0.0%

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2National Cooperative Bank, National Association

Loans

2

Rate

P+0.50%

0.0%

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3KeyBank National Association

Loans

2

Rate

P+2.00%

0.6%

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Top 6 Lenders in Vermont

#LenderLoansVolumeRate
1Vermont 504 Corporation3$520KP+0.36%0.0%
2National Cooperative Bank, National Association2$6.3MP+0.50%0.0%
3KeyBank National Association2$716KP+2.00%0.6%
4Mission Valley Bank1$1.1MP+2.75%0.0%
5Brookline Bank1$830KP+2.50%1.0%
6The Huntington National Bank1$546KP+2.25%1.8%

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SBA 7(a) Lending in Vermont

Vermont has 6 active SBA 7(a) acquisition lenders that have originated a combined 10 loans totaling $10.0M in volume. The median acquisition loan size in Vermont is $688K, with a median interest rate of Prime + 2.13% (Prime + spread).

When evaluating SBA lenders in Vermont, consider loan volume (a proxy for experience), interest rates, and historical default rates. Lenders designated as PLP (Preferred Lender Program) have delegated authority from the SBA to approve loans, which typically results in faster processing times.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many SBA 7(a) lenders are active in Vermont?

There are currently 6 active SBA 7(a) lenders in Vermont based on FOIA lending data. These lenders have originated 10 acquisition loans.

What is the typical SBA loan rate in Vermont?

The median SBA 7(a) acquisition loan rate in Vermont is Prime + 2.13% (current Prime rate: 6.75%). Rates are typically expressed as Prime plus a spread, with the SBA capping the spread at 3.0% for loans over $250,000.

What is a PLP lender?

A PLP (Preferred Lender Program) lender has been granted delegated authority by the SBA to make credit decisions without prior SBA review. This typically means faster loan processing and approval timelines.

Data source: SBA 7(a) FOIA lending data. Rankings are based on loan count within the selected dimension. Rates shown are median interest rates expressed as Prime + spread. Default rates represent 10-year cumulative default rates. Data is refreshed periodically and may not reflect the most recent lending activity.

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