Vermont Economic Development Authority

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Direct business lender for equipment financing and commercial real estate loansMontpelier, VermontBased in Vermont; service area not yet provided

BBLL 000692Listed Oct 2026From public recordsLast checked Oct 31, 2026

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Vermont Economic Development Authority’s small-business program finances fixed assets and working capital for Vermont firms unable to access enough conventional credit. It usually funds only part of project cost.

Direct business lender. Directly funds business financing; products and terms depend on the lender.

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What they lend

Equipment financing Commercial real estate loans Term loans Startup funding Working capital loans

AgricultureManufacturingTechnologyEnergy services

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State development authority and direct loan provider.

Published by Levr, not by Vermont Economic Development Authority. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

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Vermont Small Business Loan Program

Maximum: Up to $1 million for fixed assets or working capital.
Project share: Generally up to 50% of working-capital project cost or 40% for fixed assets; certain loans up to $100,000 can cover 75%.
Owner equity: At least 10% of project cost must be equity; eligibility includes citizenship/ownership and Vermont job impact.
Terms: Equipment five to seven years; property up to ten years, generally amortized over twenty; working capital up to three years.

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When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

Vermont businesses able to combine owner equity and other financing for a productive project.

What to weigh carefully

This program excludes refinancing and lines of credit.
Longer property amortization can leave a balance at maturity; government-guaranteed enrollment can change terms.

Questions before you accept an offer

Who will fund the rest of project cost?
What balance remains at maturity and what guarantees apply?

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Alternatives to research

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Vermont Community Loan Fund

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Community Capital of Vermont

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The lender

Type: Direct business lender
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Founded: 1974
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Headquarters: Montpelier, Vermont
Service area: Based in Vermont; service area not yet provided
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Location

Based in Vermont; service area not yet provided.

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