Colorado Enterprise Fund

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Direct business lender for working capital loans and equipment financingDenver, ColoradoColorado, United States; program-specific restrictions apply.

BBLL 000354Listed Oct 2026From public recordsLast checked Oct 31, 2026

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About

CEF finances Colorado businesses that do not fit traditional lending criteria. It offers working-capital and asset-focused loans with terms dependent on their use.

Direct business lender. Directly funds business financing; products and terms depend on the lender.

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What they lend

Working capital loans Equipment financing Commercial real estate loans Startup funding

General small business

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A second look at Colorado Enterprise Fund

CEF finances Colorado businesses that do not fit traditional lending criteria. It offers working-capital and asset-focused loans with terms dependent on their use.

Direct community-development lender and SBA7(a)/microloan lender.

Published by Levr, not by Colorado Enterprise Fund. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

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Small business and equipment financing

Amount: General published range USD10,000–1million across products.
Rate distinction: Overview shows9.99%as an average fixed rate, not a universal starting rate or APR.
Product matrix: March2026matrix lists microloans up toUSD50,000 at10.99%and small-business loans USD50,000–500,000 at9.99%, generally five-to-seven-year terms; subject to change.
Assessment: Repayment ability, industry experience, collateral, payment history and business cash flow are reviewed.

Provider sources: Overview · Dated product matrix · FAQ

When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

Colorado startups and existing businesses needing flexible underwriting and coaching.

What to weigh carefully

Loan fees vary and an individual offer supersedes the dated rate matrix.
Commercial-real-estate structures may have long amortization with an earlier balloon; they differ from operating loans.

Questions before you accept an offer

What current rate and fees apply to my use of funds?
What collateral shortfall can you accept?
Does my repayment schedule include a balloon?

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The lender

Type: Direct business lender
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Headquarters: Denver, Colorado
Service area: Colorado, United States; program-specific restrictions apply.
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Website: coloradoenterprisefund.org
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Program availability

Colorado, United States; program-specific restrictions apply.

Sources: Colorado Enterprise Fund source (Oct 31, 2026), Colorado Enterprise Fund source (Oct 31, 2026), Official firm website (Oct 31, 2026), Official firm website (Oct 31, 2026), Dated product matrix (Oct 31, 2026), FAQ (Oct 31, 2026).

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