FIND THE RIGHT FINANCING PARTNER FOR YOUR VENTURE
If you’re looking to purchase any business under the $5 million mark, odds are you’ll find the best terms with a lender who finances through the SBA (Small Business Association). Acquiring an existing business offers the significant advantage of having a pre-established plan that may include critical components like a faithful customer base, precisely defined operating expenses, and a proficient team of employees. It’s important to keep in mind that virtually any business, regardless of its type, can be bought or sold.
After careful consideration, you may decide to sell your business. Sound planning can help ensure you cover all your bases.
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Learn MoreDuring the sale of a business, both the seller and buyer must follow a certain legal process. The biggest takeaway is this: while it’s ideal to let an attorney handle the terms and conditions it’s not a bad idea to have a general understanding of each section, outlined here.
Learn MoreThe Small Business Administration (SBA) offers lending programs that are often misunderstood as cumbersome, last resort loan funding options. In this article, we’ll attempt to debunk the common myths of SBA lending.
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