Accessity loans for starting or growing a business
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People starting or growing a business in Southern California can ask Accessity about a loan. Approval, loan size, interest and fees depend on the application.
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People starting or growing a business in Southern California can ask Accessity about a loan. Approval, loan size, interest and fees depend on the application.
Explore this resourceRiverside County Office of Economic Development
People starting or expanding a business in Riverside County can get help finding the right departments, permits, advisers and business-support programs.
Explore this resourceFair Housing Council of Riverside County
Renters and landlords in Riverside County can ask for help with lease, repair or other rental-housing problems. The council may help both sides work toward…
Explore this resourceCity of Desert Hot Springs
Owners improving a hotel or spa in Desert Hot Springs can ask the City about hotel room-tax savings for an approved renovation, reopening or new…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz)
Businesses planning to hire or invest in California can compete for a state tax credit. The next listed application round starts January 4, 2027.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank (IBank)
California businesses that have trouble getting a loan can ask a participating lender about state loan support. You still need approval and must repay the…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority (CPCFA)
If your California small business has trouble getting a loan, a participating lender may use state support to reduce its risk. You still repay the…
Explore this resourceCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority (CPCFA)
Some businesses can repay a loan but lack the property or assets the bank requires as security. CalCAP may help the lender cover that gap.
Explore this resourceU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
For-profit small businesses can ask an approved lender about a loan for business costs, equipment or property. The business must qualify and repay the loan.
Explore this resourceU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Small businesses can seek a loan for an approved building, business property or major equipment purchase. This money must be repaid and cannot cover everyday…
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