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Who lends to administrative and support businesses, state by state

12,812 SBA 7(a) loans to administrative and support businesses across 49 states, with the most active lender and the median loan in each.

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Short answer

12,812 SBA 7(a) loans went to administrative and support businesses across 49 states with enough volume to report. Pick your state below to see which lenders actually funded them.

By state

Only states with at least 20 loans are listed, because below that the figures are noise rather than signal. Computed from SBA 7(a) loan-level FOIA data released 2026-06-30.

SBA 7(a) lending to administrative and support businesses by state, fiscal years 2023 to 2026, using data released June 2026.
StateLoansMedian loanStartup shareMost active lender
Florida1,187$164,00035%TD Bank
California1,154$163,55030%U.S. Bank
Texas938$206,95042%The Huntington National Bank
New York799$100,00030%TD Bank
Ohio684$74,85026%The Huntington National Bank
Pennsylvania512$100,00040%The Huntington National Bank
New Jersey492$150,00029%TD Bank
Michigan472$100,00031%The Huntington National Bank
Massachusetts447$95,00023%Eastern Bank
Georgia400$222,50042%The Huntington National Bank
Illinois389$150,00035%The Huntington National Bank
North Carolina330$198,00052%The Huntington National Bank
Washington316$150,00029%Columbia Bank
Minnesota313$150,00033%U.S. Bank
Colorado311$150,00036%The Huntington National Bank
Arizona282$201,00034%Zions Bank
Indiana267$125,00029%The Huntington National Bank
Virginia253$150,00039%Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company
Maryland249$100,00034%Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company
Utah228$150,00037%Zions Bank
Tennessee219$150,00048%U.S. Bank
Wisconsin204$150,00041%U.S. Bank
Connecticut202$100,00028%Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company
South Carolina179$150,00048%TD Bank
Missouri171$175,00040%U.S. Bank
New Hampshire168$75,00023%TD Bank
Oregon167$150,00029%Columbia Bank
Nevada139$150,00042%U.S. Bank
Idaho138$128,00039%Zions Bank
Alabama102$181,50035%Newtek Bank
Kansas93$150,00024%Emprise Bank
Kentucky91$150,00036%U.S. Bank
Maine90$75,00046%TD Bank
Louisiana88$150,00036%First Bank of the Lake
Oklahoma83$164,80041%BancFirst
Nebraska80$200,00049%Union Bank and Trust Company
Iowa79$167,00049%U.S. Bank
Mississippi63$150,00057%Peoples Bank
Rhode Island56$100,00023%BankNewport
Delaware52$65,00035%Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company
Hawaii50$68,50038%Central Pacific Bank
Arkansas46$159,40048%U.S. Bank
Vermont45$47,50027%TD Bank
Montana44$150,00039%First Interstate Bank
New Mexico36$150,00047%Wells Fargo Bank
South Dakota28$128,10061%Black Hills FCU
West Virginia27$150,00018%The Huntington National Bank
North Dakota26$145,15038%Bravera Bank
Wyoming23$112,00026%Platte Valley Bank

What 7(a) lending to administrative and support businesses looks like nationally

SBA 7(a) approvals to administrative and support businesses, computed from SBA 7(a) loan-level FOIA data released 2026-06-30.
MeasureAdministrative and support servicesAll 7(a) borrowers
Loans approved, fiscal years 2023 to 2026, using data released June 202612,908214,102
Median loan$150,000$150,000
25th - 75th percentile$50,000 - $350,000$50,000 - $500,000
Median term10 years10 years
Median initial rate10.49%10.25%
Share to startups34.6%33.6%
Charge-off rate, FY2010-197.3%7.1%
Jobs supported143,7522,142,602

Reading those figures against all 7(a) borrowers:

  • Loan sizes are typical. The median of $150,000 is within a few percent of the $150,000 national median across all 7(a) borrowers, so nothing about this market is unusual on size.
  • Startup share is about average, at 35% against 34% nationally.

How to use this

Open your state, shortlist three lenders whose median loan is close to what you need, then read choosing an SBA lender before you call.