Business & Commercial Lending


Business & Commercial Lending
SESLOC can help your business grow.
Whether you need more working capital, more office space, or a new company car, we offer a variety of business and commercial lending solutions to help your business grow and thrive.
- Commercial Real Estate Loans – Whether an investment or an owner-occupied property, a commercial real estate loan can help you purchase a larger facility or refinance the building you’re in now. Learn more »
- Lines of Credit – A revolving line of credit is an ideal way to provide short-term working capital to help with seasonal purchases, cash flow fluctuations, inventory, and more.
- Term Loans – A term loan can finance the purchase of equipment or provide permanent working capital to help your business grow.
- Vehicle Loans – SESLOC can help you purchase the right vehicles for your business. Finance most passenger cars, vans, light-duty trucks and sport utility vehicles here.
- Business Credit Cards – A SESLOC Visa® credit card offers outstanding benefits and competitive rates designed to meet your business needs.
- Quick Approval Loans – Now offering express for Visa® Credit, up to $20,000 and Vehicle Loans, up to $50,000.*
*Other eligibility qualifications required for loan approval. Restrictions may apply.
Bring Your Business to SESLOC
To get started, contact our team or apply online. For loans over $100,000 call (805) 540-7707.
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Business Documentation Checklist
Opening a SESLOC account for your business? Our Business Services Team is here to help every step of the way to get you set up with the financial tools and services you need so you can focus on achieving your business goals. To help get you started, we’ve included a checklist of the documents you will need to provide to open your account.
Enrolling in Business Digital Banking
Get started using Business Online Banking.
Adding & Managing Users in Online Banking
Manage users in SESLOC Business Online Banking so your team can bank on your business’ behalf. Before you get started, you will need to define an appropriate role to manage what each user can or can not do. Learn how to create and manage roles here.