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To provide capital that small businesses need to start and grow in Southern West Virginia.
To fill gaps in small business capital needs that are not addressed by other lending institutions.
Partner (not compete) with other lending institutions to maximize the leveraging of loan funds.
To gain access to our Borrower Portal you’ll need to first register for an account.
Once logged in you’ll be able to…
Once you register for an account, you’ll be able to reset your password by clicking “Forgot Password.”
Visit WV SBDC to check out all of the no-cost assistance you can receive. They offer multiple services and training events you can use to help start or grow your business in West Virginia.
Find and register for upcoming SBA events tailored to small business owners and entrepreneurs. Explore various topics important to business management and growth, such as loan forgiveness, employment classification, and effective marketing strategies.
A key part of your business plan is your Cash Flow Projection, which shows that you can make money and repay any loans.
Looking for a business loan? Want the inside scoop on what your lenders are looking for?
EDA Small Business Loans are available state-wide from $5,000–$50,000 to qualified applicants. Loan terms between 36 and 180 months.
Financing and technical assistance designed to stimulate startups, foster expansion, and increase creation and retention of jobs in select counties in southern West Virginia.
Loans ranging from $1,000–$35,000 with a term not to exceed 72 months. (Can be up to 120 months with real estate.) Available state-wide.
Do you own a small business in West Virginia? Whether you have a need for equipment, renovation, or working capital, let the Wyoming County EDA lend a hand.
This loan is statewide and has a loan limit from $1,000 to $50,000.
Through its FASTER WV Initiative, Advantage Valley and its partners (Unlimited Future, Inc., and the Wyoming County Economic Development Authority) are building a stronger culture of entrepreneurship in the region.
Mountain State small businesses now have a new source of capital through the West Virginia Capital Access Program (WVCAP). The WVCAP is designed to assist businesses that are creditworthy, but may not fit traditional lending models.
