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April 19, 2024  
 
 
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Business Loans in Surprise, AZ

 

 
Loan Census SBA Loan Info

Loans Provided by Jpmorgan Chase Bank (Houston, TX) to Surprise, AZ Entrepreneurs

Surprise, AZ company owners can use this information to find banks that offer SBA loans.

Small business borrowers in Surprise, AZ should be aware that Jpmorgan Chase Bank, based in Houston, TX has a history of making small business loans to Surprise businesses. Recent loans are listed in the table below.

Small Business Borrower Loan Amount
General Long-Distance Freight Trucking Loan

$25,000 Loan
Beauty Salons Loan

$25,000 Loan
Freight Transportation Arrangement Loan

$50,000 Loan
Tobacco And Tobacco Product Merchant Wholesalers Loan

$25,000 Loan
Chiropractors Loan

$25,000 Loan
Support Activities For Road Transportation Loan

$25,000 Loan
Men's And Boys' Clothing And Furnishing Wholesalers Loan

$50,000 Loan
Child Day Care Services Loan

$50,000 Loan
Personal Services Loan

$162,000 Loan
Cottman Transmission Loan

$35,000 Loan
Cottman Transmission Loan

$25,000 Loan
Personal Services Loan

$50,000 Loan
Services To Buildings And Dwellings Loan

$25,000 Loan
New Multifamily Housing Construction Loan

$25,000 Loan
Family Clothing Stores Loan

$25,000 Loan
Personal Services Loan

$30,500 Loan
Jewelry Manufacturing Loan

$50,000 Loan
Drugs And Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers Loan

$25,000 Loan
Professional, Scientific, And Technical Services Loan

$20,500 Loan
Accounting Services Loan

$25,000 Loan
Child And Youth Services Loan

$42,700 Loan
Automotive Repair And Maintenance Loan

$100,000 Loan
Personal Services Loan

$25,000 Loan
Specialty Trade Contractors Loan

$80,000 Loan
Architectural Services Loan

$50,000 Loan
Plastics And Rubber Industry Machinery Manufacturing Loan

$25,000 Loan
Drywall And Insulation Contractors Loan

$25,000 Loan

To view the loan details for this SBA financing given to Surprise businesses, click on the loan. You'll see additional information on the borrower, the lender, the loan amount and how much of the loan was guaranteed by the SBA.