Main Street Loan Program

Encourage the creation, stability, and expansion of small businesses in North Dakota.

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Amount

$1,000 - $50,000

Resource Provider

Dakota Business Lending

Founded in 1982, Dakota Business Lending is the oldest, largest, and most experienced 504 CDC in North Dakota. The mission of this private, not-for-profit entity is to provide small business financing solutions through collaborative partnerships in a supportive, creative environment that grows the economy and creates or preserves quality jobs.
Resource Type
Loan
Location
All
Purpose
Business Acquisition, Equipment, Hiring & Recruitment, Inventory, Leasehold Improvements, Other, Real Estate, Renovation to Real Estate, Startup, Working Capital
Industry
Agriculture, Childcare, Communications, Communities, Construction, Energy, Ethanol, Exporting, Finance, Food Service, Healthcare, High Growth, Hospitality, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Other, Primary Sector, Professional Services, Real Estate, Retail, Tourism, Transportation, Utilities, Value-Added
Business Stage
Existing Business, New Business
Deadline
–
Contact
Any Loan Officer
(701) 293-8892
info@dakotabusinesslending.com

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