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Business booms as Nebraska small business loans break records | News from local businesses

By Macie Vincent
November 18, 2021
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Employee Daryl Poppe works on a car at Wayne’s Body Shop.






Wayne Body Shop

Craig Johnson works in the renovated offices of Wayne Body Shop. A loan from the Small Business Administration helped the business grow this year.






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Craig Johnson (left) works in the renovated offices of Wayne Body Shop. A loan from the Small Business Administration helped the business grow this year.






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The waiting room at the renovated Wayne’s Body Shop in Lincoln.






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Employee Tyrese Malone was cleaning the interior of a car at Wayne’s Body Shop on Friday.






Wayne Body Shop

A loan from the Small Business Administration helped Wayne’s Body Shop grow in College View this year.

Craig Johnson got a small business loan 21 years ago when he bought his business, Wayne’s Body Shop.

But when it came time to expand one of his sites last year, he didn’t consider applying for another loan from the Small Business Administration.

“I thought it was more for start-ups,” Johnson said.

His bank, Cornhusker Bank, however thought such a loan would be perfect for him, so they referred him to the Nebraska Economic Development Corp., a Small Business Administration lender that specializes in so called 504 loans, which allow businesses to buy large equipment or build, buy or expand buildings.

Johnson secured a 20-year fixed interest rate loan that allowed him to expand his College View location at 4731 Cooper Ave.

He said that getting the SBA loan was more complicated than getting a regular bank loan and required more paperwork, but getting the low fixed interest rate was worth it.

“It’s pretty big, so it’s worth the extra work to do it,” said Johnson, who now has a bigger and more modernized space to work on newer vehicles.

Johnson’s loan was one of dozens that the Nebraska Economic Development Corp. made in fiscal 2021, making it by far the most active small business lender in the state.


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