
Real Estate Term Loans
Loans up to $5 million for purchasing, refinancing or improving property, with fixed payments and term lengths up to 20 years.

BUSINESS LINES OF CREDIT
Bridge the gap between your goals and the cash flow required to achieve them. Line amounts up to $5 million.

SBA Loans
If you’re looking for long terms, fixed rates and lower equity requirements, look to SBA 504, SBA7(a), and SBA Express Lines and Loans.
Ask a banker about our partnership rates for businesses who already have a business deposit relationship with Capital One.
RESOURCES FOR YOUR BUSINESS
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How do I apply for a business loan or line of credit?
The first step is to fill out this form to check your eligibility to work with a dedicated business banker. If we’re not able to support you with a dedicated business banker at this time, you can explore additional credit options available through our business card offerings.
What happens after I apply?
All loan applications are subject to credit approval, and normal credit standards apply. Some applications may require further consideration, and additional information may be requested.
What fees apply to a business line of credit?
Fees vary depending on product and loan size. Additional fees applicable based on collateral and deal structure.
What will my interest rate be for a business line of credit?
All interest rates are subject to approval and will depend on credit profile of the applicant/business, prevailing interest rates and product. Terms will be disclosed prior to booking.
What kinds of business financing does Capital One offer?
Capital One’s Small Business Bank and Commercial teams provide a full menu of loans and credit lines for a range of needs:
*All financing is subject to credit approval and requires support from a dedicated business banker.
To explore the option that best fits your needs, complete the online business-lending inquiry form to see if you're a good match to work with a dedicated business banker.