Does anyone have any insight or experience shares on refinancing a bridge loan with a SBA loan. This would be a true third-party loan and not a seller note. Am interested in this approach as it would speed up the closing of a pending acquisition while at the same time providing a route to the lowest possible cost financing. This approach appears to be possible if you can demonstrate a 10% improvement in debt payments, however, I'm concerned I might run into other roadblocks like a minimum ownership period before the loan can be refinanced.
Am aware that the rules have changed on this somewhat recently per the below.
https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.naggl.org/resource/resmgr/sops/SOP_50_10_7_effective_08.01..pdf
https://starfieldsmith.com/2023/07/best-practices-debt-refinance-requirements-under-sop###-###-#### /
Am also aware of the many general SBA restrictions having had a SBA loan on previous acquisition that was exited (located in the U.S., eligible business, personal guaranty, etc.).
Thanks in advance!
Refinance Acquisition Bridge Loan with SBA Loan
by an investor from University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School
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