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Microloan Application Guide

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To become an intermediary lender, applicants must meet three general criteria:

  • Be organized as a nonprofit organization, quasi-governmental economic development corporation, or an agency established by a Native American Tribal Government;

  • Have made and serviced short-term fixed rate loans of not more than $50,000 to newly established or growing small businesses for at least one year; and

  • Have at least one year of experience providing technical assistance to its borrowers.

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