SBA Loan Limits Increase to $10 Million: What It Means for Your Business
- LendServPro
- May 19
- 2 min read
The SBA has expanded access to capital for small businesses with a major policy update. Effective July 4, 2026, borrowers can now combine SBA 7(a) and 504 loans for up to $10 million in total financing, doubling the previous limit.
This change creates new opportunities for businesses to fund growth, acquisitions, and strategic investments with greater flexibility.
What This Means for Borrowers
Under the updated rule:
Up to $5 million is available through SBA 7(a) loans
Up to $5 million is available through 504 loans
Combined, borrowers can access $10 million in SBA-backed capital.
This allows business owners to pair:
Working capital and operational funding (7(a))
Long-term financing for real estate and equipment (504)
The result is a more efficient and scalable capital strategy—especially valuable for businesses planning expansion or large asset investments.
How LendServPro Helps You Secure Financing
SBA loans require careful structuring, detailed documentation, and strong lender alignment. LendServPro provides end-to-end support to simplify the process and improve approval outcomes.
We help borrowers:
Structure the right loan solution based on their business goals
Prepare complete, lender-ready packages to streamline underwriting
Connect with SBA lenders best suited for their transaction
Navigate eligibility and compliance requirements
Coordinate closing and funding for a smooth process
Position Your Business for Growth
With higher loan limits now available, businesses have more access to capital than ever before. Whether you’re expanding operations, purchasing real estate, or strengthening working capital, the right financing strategy is critical.
LendServPro helps you structure, package, and secure the funding you need—so you can focus on growth.
Contact LendServPro today to structure and secure the capital your business needs.
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