Business & Industry Guaranteed Loans
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(click for more info) - The
Business and Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan Program creates jobs and
stimulates rural economies by providing financial backing for rural
businesses. This program guarantees up to 80 percent of a loan
made by a commercial lender. The program's target areas are rural
communities with a population of less than 50,000. Refer to our
Business Program Loan Guarantee Lender Guide for
more information. Intermediary Relending Program Loans - (click for more info) - Intermediary Relending Program (IRP) Loans finance business facilities and community development projects in rural areas, including cities with a population of less than 25,000. USDA, Rural Business Service (RBS) lends these funds to intermediaries which, in turn, provide loans to recipients who are developing business facilities or community development projects. This program is handled through our five Area Offices around the State. Rural Business Enterprise Grants - (RBEG) (click for more info) - help public bodies, nonprofit corporations, and federally recognized Indian tribal groups finance and facilitate development of small and emerging private business enterprises located in rural areas with a population of less than 50,000. The Agency is not authorized to award grants to assist individuals to start, operate, expand, rebuild or purchase a business. This program is handled through our five Area Offices around the State. Rural Economic Development Loans and Grants (click for more info) - Rural Economic Development Loans and Grants (REDL/G) are available to any Rural Utilities Service electric or telecommunications borrower to assist in developing rural areas from an economic standpoint, to create new job opportunities, and to help retain existing employment. This program is handled through our five Area Offices around the State. Cooperative Development Services - The Cooperative Development Services program of RBS helps rural residents form new cooperative businesses and improve the operations of existing cooperatives. To accomplish this, Cooperative Services provides technical assistance, conducts cooperative-related research, and produces information products to promote public understanding of cooperatives. The State Office is the contact office for this program.
Rural Business Opportunity Grants (RBOG)
(click for more info) - RBOG grants provide
technical assistance to facilitate sustainable economic development in
rural communities located in a city or town that is not larger than
50,000 population. Eligible applicants are public bodies, non-profit
corporations and federally-recognized Indian tribes. The Agency
is not authorized to award this grant to assist individuals. This program is handled
through our five
Area Offices
around the
State.
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