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.
*Other eligibility qualifications required for loan approval. Restrictions may apply.
Drive Your Business Forward
With a SESLOC Basic Vehicle Business Loan
If you need a company car, van, light-duty truck or SUV for you or your staff, a SESLOC Basic Vehicle Business Loan can help. We now offer a maximum loan term up to 84 months, which will help reduce monthly payments, freeing up cash for other business expenditures.1
APR = Annual percentage rate
1. Vehicles less than 7 years old and mileage less than 100,000. APR is 2.00% higher for vehicles with mileage of 100,000 or more. Payment Example: A $30,000 loan, at 7.19% APR for 60 months, would have an estimated monthly payment of $596.73. See the Business Services rate sheet for available terms.
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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