What to know about Firehouse Subs franchise SBA loans

 

Firehouse Subs franchises project state SBA 7(a) loan approvals in 2020.


Firehouse Subs Franchise SBA Lending Highlights

2020 Year End
20 lenders approved 26 SBA 7(a) loans for $9,351,600. The average loan approval amount in 2020 was $359,677. SBA loans were approved to borrowers from 26 cities for projects in 17 states.

Historical
159 lenders approved 562 SBA 7(a) loans for $152,147,352. SBA loans were approved for borrowers from 394 cities, for projects in 44 states, with an average loan approval amount of $270,725.

SBA Rankings
For 2020 franchise loans in the Limited-Service Restaurants industry Firehouse Subs ranks #7 for loan approvals and #14 for approval amounts.

Charge-offs (Defaults)
3.24% of loans were charged-off by SBA lenders for the 10-Year Period Ending 2019.
2.4% of loans were charged-off by SBA lenders for the 10-Year Period Ending 2018.
The difference between a charge-off and a default, and the SBA loan default paradox

Read our free SBA Franchise Report for Firehouse Subs for a full report, but below are a few highlights:


Historical SBA 7(a) Lending
Firehouse Subs Franchises

 
 

2020 Top 25 Franchise Brands
Limited-Service Restaurants SBA 7(a) Loans

 

Loan Approvals

Approval Amounts

 

2020 Top 25 SBA Lenders
Firehouse Subs Franchise Loans

 

Loan Approvals

Approved Amounts

 

SBA 7(a) Lending Forecast

Our forecast model projects Firehouse Subs 2021 franchise SBA approvals at $9.6 million and for the Limited-Services Restaurants industry we project $678 million in SBA 7(a) approvals in 2021.

SBA Forecast: Firehouse Subs

SBA Forecast: Limited-Service Restaurants


See our full (and free) SBA report on Firehouse Subs

This report has about everything a small business owner would want to know about SBA 7(a) loans to Firehouse Subs franchise businesses. See the top rankings, lenders, loan amounts, default data, forecasts, the top project states and borrower cities, and more.



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