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Omaha 100 Business Lending

Business loans up to $250,000 with fixed rates and flexible terms for small business owners and entrepreneurs in Omaha.

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What you get
Up to $250,000 per business
Sectors
cross-sector
Where
Nebraska
When to apply
rolling

About this programme

Omaha 100 offers small business loans meant to help entrepreneurs launch, run or grow a business, with the stated goal of giving owners the flexibility and support to get a loan when they need it. The organization is based at 2401 Lake Street, Suite 130, in Omaha.

Omaha 100 also runs an SSBCI Matching Loan Program, which requires a 1:1 match from another lending institution.

How it works

Loans go up to $250,000, with competitive fixed rates, flexible terms tailored to the borrower, and no prepayment penalties. Borrowers apply through an online platform, submit the required documentation, and work with Omaha 100 to settle on the loan type, amount and terms.

How to apply

  1. Review the required documents checklist, available as a downloadable PDF on the application page.
  2. Start the application through Omaha 100's online application platform.
  3. Submit supporting materials.
  4. Contact the Omaha 100 team directly if you need help along the way.

Documents you’ll typically need

  • Required documents list (PDF checklist on the application page)

Frequently asked

How much can I borrow from Omaha 100?

Up to $250,000, at a competitive fixed rate with no prepayment penalty.

What can't the loan be used for?

Pyramid sales schemes, marijuana businesses, legal gambling, passive real estate investments, or repaying delinquent federal or other jurisdiction income taxes.

What is the SSBCI Matching Loan Program?

A version of Omaha 100's lending that requires a 1:1 loan match from another lending institution.

How do I reach Omaha 100?

By email at info@Omaha100.org, by phone at (402) 342-3773, or at their office at 2401 Lake Street, Suite 130, Omaha, NE 68111.

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