How Everyday Buyers Use SBA Loans to Buy a Business
How everyday business buyers use SBA loans to buy a company, what due diligence has to verify, and the 90-day path from LOI to close.
Originally recorded on MSP Radio's The Business of Tech.
►EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1) BUSINESS OWNERSHIP ISN'T ONLY FOR PRIVATE EQUITY: Everyday buyers are closing deals that used to belong to funds.
2) SBA LOANS CHANGE WHO CAN BUY: How buyers finance an acquisition without large amounts of their own cash, and what that leverage means for risk.
3) NEVER TRUST A SELLER'S NUMBERS UNVERIFIED: Due diligence is what stands between the loan and a bad business. Then the 90-day roadmap from LOI to handover.
► CHAPTERS
0:00 The rise of the everyday business buyer
1:54 Using SBA loans to buy a business
4:07 The truth about due diligence
7:24 The 90-day roadmap from LOI to close
10:19 Structuring deals with equity partners