SUBPART A—Overview (§123.1 to §123.21)
- 123.1—What do these rules cover?
- 123.2—What are disaster loans and disaster declarations?
- 123.3—How are disaster declarations made?
- 123.4—What is a disaster area and why is it important?
- 123.5—What kinds of loans are available?
- 123.6—What does SBA look for when considering a disaster loan applicant?
- 123.7—Are there restrictions on how disaster loans can be used?
- 123.8—Does SBA charge any fees for obtaining a disaster loan?
- 123.9—What happens if I don't use loan proceeds for the intended purpose?
- 123.10—What happens if I cannot use my insurance proceeds to make repairs?
- 123.11—Does SBA require collateral for any of its disaster loans?
- 123.12—Are books and records required?
- 123.13—What happens if my loan application is denied?
- 123.14—How does the Federal Debt Collection Procedures Act of 1990 apply?
- 123.15—What if I change my mind?
- 123.16—How are loans administered and serviced?
- 123.17—Do other Federal requirements apply?
- 123.18—Can I request an increase in the amount of a physical disaster loan?
- 123.19—May I request an increase in the amount of an economic injury loan?
- 123.20—How long do I have to request an increase in the amount of a physical disaster loan or an economic injury loan?
- 123.21—What is a mitigation measure?