Midwest Regional Bank SBA Loans – Rates, States & Industries

Midwest Regional Bank SBA 7(a) loan profile. $108.6M funded, 111 loans at 10.15% avg rate. See top states, industries & how to apply.

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Midwest Regional Bank

National Rank by SBA 7(a) Loan Volume (2025)
$108.6M
Total Volume
111
Loans Funded
$979K
Avg Loan Size
10.15%
Avg Interest Rate

About Midwest Regional Bank

In 2025, Midwest Regional Bank funded $108.6M in SBA 7(a) loans across 111 businesses nationwide, making them the #66 SBA lender in the United States by loan volume.

💡 Key Insight: Midwest Regional Bank’s average loan size is $979K at an average rate of 10.15%. Working with an SBA loan broker can help you access this lender and potentially negotiate better terms.

Top States for Midwest Regional Bank SBA Loans

Midwest Regional Bank is most active in Arizona, with lending activity across multiple states. Here’s where they funded the most SBA 7(a) loans in 2025:

StateLoansVolume
Arizona29$28.8M
Texas18$23.1M
Missouri20$22.6M
Florida24$18.5M
Colorado6$6.0M
North Carolina5$5.4M
Illinois6$3.1M
South Carolina2$735K
Indiana1$327K

Top Industries Funded by Midwest Regional Bank

Here are the industries where Midwest Regional Bank funded the most SBA 7(a) loans in 2025:

IndustryLoansVolume
Full-Service Restaurants13$10.3M
Motor Vehicle Towing1$5.0M
Asphalt Paving Mixture and Block Manufacturing1$5.0M
Used Car Dealers2$3.9M
Elementary and Secondary Schools3$3.7M
Transportation Equipment and Supplies (except Motor Vehicle) Merchant 1$3.7M
Service Establishment Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers1$3.2M
Roofing Contractors1$2.9M
Engineering Services2$2.5M
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers6$2.4M

How to Get an SBA Loan Through Midwest Regional Bank

Applying for an SBA 7(a) loan through Midwest Regional Bank typically involves:

  1. Pre-qualification — Determine if your business meets SBA eligibility requirements
  2. Documentation — Gather financial statements, tax returns, and a business plan
  3. Application — Submit through Midwest Regional Bank or work with an SBA loan broker for faster processing
  4. Underwriting — The bank reviews your application and makes a decision
  5. Closing — Finalize terms and receive your funding

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