Where to borrow after reaching the SBA loan limit?

by an investor from New York University

5 years ago

I acquired a large ecommerce business two years ago. I used an SBA loan and have reached the SBA limit. Where can I borrow money for my next acquisition?

Would some traditional banks finance 100% of a bolt-on acquisition? If not, what percentage of the purchase price would they require as an equity injection?

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intermediary from California State University, Los Angeles

Start with a business lending broker. They can work out how the deal can be or should be structured. It may need an addition person as part of the deal or certain seller carry or right lender who provides SBA and conventional loans to blend the two.

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4 years ago | like reply | 1 like

intermediary from Brigham Young University

Feel free to reach out - --@----.com We work with all types of lenders that can accommodate beyond SBA loan limits in terms of loan size as well as total leverage in terms or EBITDA multiple.

4 years ago | like reply | 1 like

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