If you are applying for regular bank or SBA funding - which means you are applying for funding through a bank that is an SBA preferred lender - you do NOT need or want to submit a business plan. Banks do not like business plans. They want 4-6 pages - essentially, a beefed up Executive Summary. They do want financials - past, audited if possible or reviewed, and future (pro-forma). If you have not used a CPA to audit or review your financial statements, then submitting the tax returns for the business and yourself will suffice. I can make no promises until I see the financials. Typically, it is best to pursue traditional funding unless you are repeatedly rejected or need extended loan terms. Only pursues SBA funding when traditional sources reject you or do not meet your needs. If you have been losing money, have no equity, have no collateral, then the likelihood of you obtaining an SBA loan is minimal. I will assess and assist. Delivery Time:2 Day(s)