Grocery first, and the floors
Monticello is a micropolitan area, Sullivan County in the data. Grocery store is the lead class, at 16 loans, with full-service restaurant trailing at 9 and hotel and motel at 5; 129 loans sit outside the classes. SBA approved 192 loans across FY2017 to FY2026, $107.7 million gross, rank 318 of 928; 183 are 7(a) and 9 are 504. Monticello loans center on $182,500. Monticello sits at 0.88x of the national figure. Monticello: half of loans span $75,000 to $500,000. Brands hold just 4.2% of the count.
Monticello's cancellation floor is 5.0%. Loan Analytics prints no Monticello charge-off rate, since its cohort holds under 30 loans. A cancellation floor of 5.0% means approvals mostly proceed to disbursement, which is no guarantee for a new project, and the 5.0% is a minimum.
Count was 13 loans and $8.5 million in FY2017, 6 loans and $5.9 million in FY2020, a peak of 32 loans and $9.2 million in FY2024 and 21 loans and $10.5 million in FY2026. Under 7(a), TD Bank, National Association holds 47 loans and $4.3 million, Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company (24 loans, $5.4 million) and FinWise Bank (19 loans, $16.2 million). Monticello's 504 column is empty on this page. Monticello lists rest on SBA's holder records. Monticello names hold or held these loans. Monticello counts are volume, and Monticello counts promise no lender requirement.
Monticello floors and the study
Monticello cancellations after approval reached at least 5.0%. Monticello approvals span FY2017 to FY2024. Monticello reaches 5.0% when undisbursed loans count. Monticello gives no charge-off figure. Fewer than 30 Monticello loans back one, so Loan Analytics will not print it; that is not a zero. Every Monticello rate here is a floor, as open Monticello loans may move it. Monticello places projects by county name. Monticello loses loans lacking a placeable county. Monticello's members follow the July 2023 delineation. Monticello counts all approvals, named or not. Monticello grocery work calls for ticket size, competing stores nearby and how quickly stock turns; hotel work calls for seasonal occupancy and rate. Loan Analytics prepares Monticello studies. Daniel Smith, MAI, signs each Monticello study.