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Developing a Business Loan Proposal: Suggested ContentsA loan proposal is an abbreviated form of a business plan and can be used by existing business owners in place of a business plan in order to seek financing. In some instances, a loan proposal can be used by a start-up business which is uncomplicated in nature and where the amount of financing needed is low. (Most start-up businesses and existing businesses planning significant changes or a major expansion may need a full business plan.) A loan proposal can also be used to seek financing for a business purchase. The purpose of a loan proposal is to communicate the important aspects of your loan project to potential lenders. This information contained in your proposal is standard information that will be required by most lenders. In order for a lender to make a decision on your loan deal, you must provide him/her with information, in writing, about the business and its future plans. A quality loan proposal contains written narrative, financial information, and supporting documentation. When compiling your loan proposal, you should strive to provide a clear picture of the business and its financing needs. Developing a quality loan proposal to present to the potential lender will enable you to make a good impression and increase your chances of obtaining financing. The following is an outline of the minimum information that should be contained in your loan proposal. Keep in mind that you may need to include additional information in your proposal if there are other critical aspects of your business and/or your project. Once you submit your proposal to a lender, he or she may request additional information or supporting documentation. Loan Information
Description of Business
Description of the Market and Marketing Strategy
Explanation of Management Information and Personnel Requirements
Business Financial Information
Supporting Documents
Business Acquisitions
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