§ 120.160. Loan conditions.
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The following requirements are normally required by SBA for all business loans:
(a)Personal guarantees. Holders of at least a 20 percent ownership interest generally must guarantee the loan. When deemed necessary for credit or other reasons, SBA or, for a loan processed under an SBA Lender's delegated authority, the SBA Lender, may require other appropriate individuals or entities to provide full or limited guarantees of the loan without regard to the percentage of their ownership interests, if any.
(b)Appraisals. SBA may require professional appraisals of the applicant's and principals' assets, a survey, or a feasibility study.
(c)Hazard Insurance. SBA requires hazard insurance for 7(a) loans greater than \$500,000 and for 504 projects greater than \$500,000, on all collateral. \[61 FR 3235, Jan. 31, 1996, as amended at 82 FR 39502, Aug. 21, 2017; 88 FR 21085, Apr. 10, 2023\]
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