How the CalCAP program benefits you and Crossroads:

- CalCAP offers Crossroads a mechanism to provide loans to small businesses that may not otherwise be able to get a loan. With CalCAP's portfolio insurance, Crossroads is able to cover portions of loans that exceed the risk threshold normally set for most business loans. CalCAP's flexibility includes:
- With very few exclusions, virtually any business loan is eligible under CalCAP.
- CalCAP provides insurance to Crossroads' portfolio of loans. Funds are placed in a loss reserve account as each CalCAP loan is enrolled.
- CalCAP allows Crossroads to cover loans beyond its conventional risk threshold whether it is for all of a loan or only a portion.
- Crossroads can restructure loans by extending the terms of CalCAP loans, amending covenants or releasing collateral.
Company Qualifications:
- 100 or less employees
- 20 or less trucks. If a company has 20 trucks they can qualify for one more loan under this program for as many trucks as they want up to the ceiling of $1,500,000 in total loans.
- $10 million or less in revenue (this is an average of the last three years).
- May be located out of the state of California, but must conduct more than 50% of their business in California.
- $1,500,000 limit per customer.
Truck Qualifications:
- Must be on road
- 14,000 lbs or greater
- 2007 engine compliant in California
- Cannot use Proposition 1B grant funds
- VIP – Voucher program can be used in conjunction
- Types of trucks
- Tractors
- Yard Goats (is considered on road)
- Tow Trucks
- Transfers

Bus Qualifications:
- Must be on road
- 14,000 lbs or greater
- 2007 engine compliant in California
- No 1B grant funds.
- VIP – Voucher program can be used in conjunction.
Trailer Qualifications:
- 53 feet or longer can be retrofitted if purchased in conjunction with a 2007 compliant truck.
- 53 feet or longer 2011 model year, does not need to be purchased in conjunction with a truck.
- Types
- Regular box
- Car carrier
- Refrigerated unit
- Liquid tanker
For more information contact a Crossroads' representative, or visit the State's website at:
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