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San Jose Mercury News "Capital Access makes the dream come true for many people," Chau said. "That's what America is for - you have a future."
San Francisco Chronicle Cuong Hy Lien and Chi Kim Lam, a husband-and-wife team who own LHC Enterprises Inc., have purchased a 46,181-square-foot facility at 2071 Ringwood Ave. in San Jose with financial help from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
San Francisco Chronicle Z-Source International Inc., owned by brothers Jason and Jeffrey Long, has purchased a 10,176-square-foot building in Pleasanton with a below-market, fixed-rate loan from the Small Business Administration.
San Francisco Chronicle After a 30-plus-year executive career with Macy’s, plus an individual retirement account and a nice severance package in hand, one might expect that Bill Perin would be ready to kick back and enjoy retirement.
San Francisco Business Times "... His latest venture is also the first building Amin owns outright, an arrangement made possible by the Small Business Administration's 504 lending program, which gave Amin 90 percent of the financing for the property. "They gave me the backbone to stay in business and build more," Amin said of the SBA loan and Capital Access Group, which approved the loan..."
North Bay Business Journal Mr. Buckley purchased 265 Bel Marin Keys with 90% financing through
the SBA 504 loan program provided by San Francisco-based Capital Access Group, a U.S.
Small Business Administration lending conduit.
East Bay Business Times After achieving the dream of owning a business, the next wish for
many entrepreneurs is owning the place where they do business. Jacklyn
Jordan, head of Capital Access Group, has helped make that happen
for hundreds of Bay Area business owners.
East Bay Business Times "...With the help of Capital Access Group, a Small Business
Administration 504 loan program lender, I (Christopher Lam) was
able to buy the building. Not bad for a man who emigrated from Vietnam
in 1980 when he was 12 and his family had nothing... "This is the
land of opportunity," he said. "But I couldn't have done it without
a loan from the Small Business Administration." East Bay Business Times From its humble beginnings in a Peninsula garage 33 years ago,
the Palo Alto Egg Co. has become one of a growing number of small
businesses that has done the math and discovered that buying its
own space can be cheaper than renting.
Sonoma West Times and News Ford of Sebastopol has announced the purchase of its existing Sebastopol
Avenue location to accommodate its growing business and operations.
Bay Area Business Woman Jacklyn Jordan is president and chief executive officer of Capital
Access Group, a SBA 504 lender and certified development company.
The 504 program assists small to medium-sized successful businesses
purchase commercial real estate and major equipment. Capital Access
Group is able to provide up to 90 percent financing at below market
fixed rates. Under Jacklyn Jordan's leadership, Capital Access Group
has attained premier certified lender status…
San Francisco Business Times [The Needleman's] dream started taking shape..."Now we're
working for ourselves...," said Edna about Salsa's $3.5 million
mini retail empire...Ends up, the Needleman's dream is a pretty
good reality. The third Salsa store--in Sonoma--is the top-grossing
store...
San Francisco Business Times Given the boisterous Bay Area economy, are SBA loans at an all-time
high right now, or are there other factors that affect the amount
of money loaned in a given year?
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