FINANCING OPTIONS
Business Realty has expertise
in understanding the intricacies of financing that is needed and available to
complete the purchase transaction. We provide alternatives for you to
choose from in order to have a variety of choices.Are you a small business
owner or about to be a small business owner about to start, grow, or expand your
business? Let Business Realty advise you how to get financing you need!
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Owner
Financing
The most common
form of
financing for a
new buyer.
The most
commonly used
amount is
one-third (1/3)
of the selling
price in cash.
However, this
amount can vary
from 10% to 50%
down, depending
upon the sellers
willingness of
finance the new
buyer and/or
their timeframe
to have an
expeditious
sale.
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SBA Financing
Small Business
Administration
loans offer very
flexible terms
for business
financing.
Business Realty
has been
involved for 13y
ears with SBA
financing.
SBA loans
feature longer
terms, lower
down payments,
and competitive
rates which
translates to
easier financing
options for a
business
acquisition.
Amount of the
loans and length
of terms vary.
We help
short-circuit
the red tape
that banks do
not like, by
dealing directly
with the SBA,
thus making the
process faster
and less painful
for all
involved.
We package SBA loans and work direct with the Certified
Development Companies and Banks.
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Private
Capital
The marketplace
is full of
private capital
sources of funds
for
acquisitions.
This ranges from
individuals to
Venture Capital
firms.
Business Realty
will assist you
in creative
financing to
assist in your
acquisition or
re-financing of
your project.
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Conventional
Loans
Banks are the
traditional sources of most financing. However, their requirements are
more stringent. Individual buyers should always touch base with their
local banker
first, to get a
flavor for the
deal. This
will help you
realize the
importance of
other less than
traditional
financing.
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