Commercial LENDING
Access to Capital
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Term Debt & <br />Lines of Credit
The ability to obtain fair access to capital can be a major challenge to any businesses’ success. MEDA’s commercial lending is designed to help clients find access to much-needed funding that otherwise might not be available through traditional lenders.
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Commercial -- Real Estate
Owning commercial real estate provides business owners independence and security. MEDA provides access to funding for commercial real estate with conventional lending, SBA products, or other creative packages.
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SBA -- Products
The Small Business Administration provides tools for entrepreneurs to build and scale successful businesses without the need for the substantial equity required by financial institutions. MEDA funds Community Advantage as well as 504 loans.
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Loan Packaging & -- Bonding Assistance
MEDA’s consultants can assist in developing a loan package to present to potential funders, which may or may not include the MEDA loan program.
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Mergers & <br />Acquisitions
In addition to the M&A consulting MEDA provides, we also have several lending tools to fund mergers and acquisitions for BIPOC Entrepreneurs.
Do you qualify?
Ambitious Growth-Minded Entrepreneur?
Looking to grow your annual revenue?
Do you want to hire more people?
Expand your business?
Open new locations?
100K in revenue+
In business for 3+ years
Do you have a franchise or new product?
Do you have a new contract you are filling?
Are you looking to purchase commercial real estate?
Meda's Impact
67% of MEDA’s clients own their own homes
MEDA’s borrowers pay an average annual salary of $44,500
Overcoming a critical barrier
Access to capital remains a timely and critical barrier that entrepreneurs face as they work to scale their businesses.
Equity advances businesses
MEDA helps fill the financing gap by providing patient capital financing, serving as a connector between equity providers and small businesses.
meda success stories
Lucilla Davila
Alma Flor Ada Spanish Immersion Early Learning Academy
With a decades-long career in education, Lucilla Dávila saw a need for bi-literate early learning — and when Dávila sought partners to finance a state-of-the-art facility, MEDA’s team was ready to support with capital.
