A business loan broker matches your company with the right lender and loan product, then simplifies the documentation process from application to closing. Rather than approaching banks one by one, you work with a single broker who knows which lenders serve Savannah's tourism, port logistics, and hospitality sectors. We handle the underwriting checklists, coordinate appraisals and title work, and translate lender requirements into plain steps so you spend less time on forms and more time running your business near the Historic District or out on Skidaway Island.
Picture a catering company on Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard that needs a commercial kitchen upgrade before the spring wedding season. The owner calls Aldergate Loans at (912) 445-8262, describes the timeline and budget, and we identify two equipment finance lenders and one SBA 7(a) option. Within days the owner knows which path fits, and we've already sent the streamlined document checklist, no guessing which bank statements matter or how old the quotes can be.
Small business
Most established and startup businesses qualify to engage a small business lending broker. Lenders we connect you to typically want six months of operating history, though some invoice factoring and merchant-cash programs accept newer ventures. Credit profiles vary by loan type: SBA loan brokers often work with scores above 650, while hard money lending broker channels may accept lower scores if collateral is strong. Service businesses in Garden City, manufacturers in Port Wentworth, and retail shops on Whitmarsh Island all use brokers to navigate commercial lending.
Because Aldergate Loans operates as a broker, we review your situation before lenders pull credit. That pre-screen saves inquiries and surfaces the cleanest documentation path, whether that's two years of tax returns for an SBA 7(a) loan or a simple profit-and-loss statement for a working capital line.
Loan programs
Savannah businesses use broker-sourced financing for expansion, equipment purchases, real estate acquisition, seasonal inventory, and cash-flow gaps between invoices. Our network includes:
- SBA 7(a) for long-term growth and acquisitions - Working capital lines and term loans - Equipment financing for trucks, kitchen gear, and machinery - Commercial real estate loans for owner-occupied properties - Invoice factoring and freight-broker factoring for logistics companies serving the Port of Savannah - Business lines of credit for flexible access
Each program carries its own documentation requirements. A business lending broker organizes those requirements so you submit once, not repeatedly.
How it works
Call (912) 445-8262 or visit our office at 512-514 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Savannah, GA 31401 to start a no-obligation conversation. We ask about your business type, how much capital you need, and your timeline. Within one business day we outline two or three loan structures and the documents each requires, typically recent bank statements, tax returns, a brief business overview, and any collateral details. You gather papers at your own pace; we review them for completeness before forwarding to lenders, cutting back-and-forth revisions.
Once a lender issues a term sheet, we walk you through every line and coordinate inspections, appraisals, or invoice verifications. Closing happens on your schedule, and you never pay us out of pocket, our commission comes from the lender at funding.
Explore our full range of business financing programs in Savannah or review the communities we serve across Chatham County, from Thunderbolt to Isle of Hope.
Serving the Savannah area

We know which lenders fund which kinds of Savannah businesses, and we position your file where it fits.
One local broker, many lenders, and no cost to apply.
Common questions
Talk to a local advisor and get matched to the right program, no obligation.