$934K EBITDA HVAC Deal | Fully Seller-Financed Purchase, Investor Funds Stay in Company

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May 20, 2025

by a professional from University of Illinois at Chicago in Houston, TX, USA

We are acquiring the book of business, contracts, and operating assets of a profitable HVAC company generating $4.4M in revenue and $934K in EBITDA, via an asset purchase structured to exclude legacy liabilities. A new entity has been formed to execute the acquisition and operate as a clean-slate platform with immediate cash flow, an experienced operations team, and growth-ready infrastructure. ⸻ Capital Raise Structure: • Purchase Price: $900,000 • Owner Financing: $900,000 (fully seller-financed) • Equity Financing: $0 • Debt Financing (Convertible Note): $900,000 ⸻ Investor Terms (Convertible Note): • Instrument: Convertible Note • Interest Rate: 8% simple interest • Maturity: 36 months • Valuation Cap: $4,000,000 • Discount on Conversion: 20% • Use of Proceeds: 100% of investor capital remains in the new entity for working capital, tech stack, staffing, and operational scaling ⸻ Highlights: • Exclusive rights secured to acquire the book of business • Seller financing preserves investor capital for operations • Founder remains onboard as manager • Clean entity structure with no historical liabilities transferred • Exit options include refinance or recapitalization in 24–36 months For further discussion, feel free to schedule a time here: https://book.minesmoneymasters.com
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Reply by a lender
from University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA, USA
Hi Dexter - Please let me know if you need help financing this deal via the SBA program. I might be able to get you a very good rate on this deal. I have a lender currently lending at 7.99% fixed. We can chat here or book a quick call: https://cal.com/ishan-jetley-3d73m8/30min
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Reply by a searcher
in Los Angeles, CA, USA
Hey Dexter, are you still looking for investors for this deal?
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