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Replacement Collateral

In short

New assets pledged to secure a loan when existing collateral is sold or no longer available. This ensures the lender's security interest remains intact.

What it means in a deal

If an asset serving as collateral for an existing loan is sold during the deal, or if the seller's personal asset (like real estate) is being released from their current loan, the SBA lender may require Replacement Collateral. This could involve pledging other business assets or even personal assets to maintain the required Collateral coverage.

Official sources

SOP 50 10 — Lender and Development Company Loan Programs

U.S. Small Business Administration · SBA Standard Operating Procedure

Last checked 2026-06-15. Official sources control — verify before relying on any rule for a live deal.

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