Lending a Hand — and Money
Tri City National Bank offers a robust suite of business lending options as well as a dedicated team to support your company. So what are you waiting for?
Commercial Real Estate Loans
Our lending professionals possess expertise in the local real estate market in order to help your company secure the right space at the right rate.
Business Lines of Credit
Lending doesn’t get any more flexible than a business line of credit. Make ongoing purchases with ease for a variety of reasons!
Small Business Loans
Team up with a community bank that will have your back today and as your business grows. Small business owners have a home at Tri City, and our small business lenders are ready to meet your needs. Whether it is an equipment purchase or buying a building, we are ready and offer several small business financing programs.
Your Business Lenders
Whatever your industry, whatever your situation, our team of lending experts is ready to take care of your company’s unique needs!
Assisted Financing Options
Milwaukee Economic Development Corporation (MEDC)
The MEDC is a nonprofit organization designed to assist in financing the growth of companies in the four counties in the metro-Milwaukee area: Milwaukee County, Ozaukee County, Washington County and Waukesha County. Programs include:
Second Mortgage Program
- Works with borrowers in the City of Milwaukee
- 25%–40% financing, up to $500,000
- Low, fixed-rate financing
Capital Access Program (CAP)
- Commonly used for startups or small businesses that may not be able to obtain conventional financing
- Can be used for working capital, fixed assets, term loans and lines of credit
- Bank, borrower and MEDC all set aside a reserve fund to protect against default
Venture Debt Program
- Provides debt financing and equity investment
- Businesses must meet certain criteria
- Loans up to $300,000 available
The MEDC also works in conjunction with the SBA to administer SBA’s 504 program. To learn more about the MEDC, visit the MEDC website.
Racine County Economic Development Corporation (RCEDC)
The RCEDC is a nonprofit organization that provides assisted financing to companies located in Racine County to facilitate growth and development. RCEDC offers these programs:
Economic Development Administration Revolving Loan Fund Program (EDA-RLF)
- Offered to for-profit businesses in Racine County for fixed-asset and working-capital financing
- EDA-RLF works with the bank to provide a portion of the financing
- Business must meet certain criteria
Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Fund (CDBG-RLF)
- Offered to for-profit businesses in Racine County for fixed-asset and working-capital financing
- CDBG-RLF works with the bank to provide a portion of the financing
Business Lending Partners, a division of RCEDC, processes and services SBA loan programs. To learn more about the RCEDC, visit the RCEDC website.
Small Business Administration (SBA)
The SBA helps provide financing for startup businesses, businesses with little collateral or those that desire a longer amortization. Tri City works with the SBA to provide:
- 7(a) — SBA guarantees a portion of the loan granted by the bank
- 504 — SBA participates in financing a portion of the loan proceeds and takes a subordinate lien position behind the bank
All SBA loans have eligibility requirements. To learn more about the SBA and its programs, visit the SBA website.
Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA)
WHEDA is primarily organized to assist in the expansion or acquisition of an existing small business. WHEDA-assisted loans can be used for a variety of purposes, such as:
- WHEDA Small Business Guarantee (WSBA) — WHEDA guarantees a portion of the loan granted by the bank
- WHEDA Participation Loan Program (WPLP) — WHEDA participates in financing a portion of the loan proceeds
To learn more about WHEDA programs, visit the WHEDA website.
Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC)
WWBIC is an economic development corporation providing education, technical assistance and access to capital for entrepreneurs. WWBIC provides small and micro loans to businesses of up to $100,000.
There are many factors that impact the loan decision. Learn more at the WWBIC website.