SBA Form 2416, Lender Certification for Refinanced Loan is a form completed by the Third Party Lender (who, in this case, is also the Lender of the debt being refinanced) if the loan being refinanced is Same Institution Debt. The Lender must execute the Lender Certification for Refinanced Loan and submit the form to the Certified Development Company (CDC) at the time of closing.
The latest version of the form was released by the Small Business Administration (SBA) on September 1, 2016 , with all previous editions obsolete. An up-to-date SBA Form 2416 fillable version is available for digital filing and download below.
SBA Form 2416 is used in connection with the SBA 504 Refinance Program that became a permanent loan option in December 2015. This loan can be used for refinancing up to 90% of the value of commercial property to pay off existing debts. One or multiple loans can be refinanced, except for any existing government-guaranteed loans. The refinancing can include cash-out to cover eligible business operating expenses including salaries, rent, and inventory costs. In these cases, the maximum loan-to-value is lowered to 75 percent.
To qualify for the SBA 504 Debt Refinancing, the business has to operate for at least two years under the same ownership before the date of the application. Changes of ownership within the two-year period will immediately disqualify the application. The business also has to meet the SBA 504/CDC loan eligibility criteria.
The SBA Form 2416 may only be used if no Interim Lenders participate in the refinancing.
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