New Chicagoland Self funded Searcher Introduction

You will find that when a seller usually requests a buyer pre-approval letter, it's because he has experience in residential or commercial real estate and that's typically what happens. In real estate, it's simple, the buyer qualifies or they don't, and the property stand on the appraisal. With SBA, you have three things.1-Whether the buyer qualifies or doesn't 2-whether the business qualifies or doesn't 3-and the third, which is called the global, is when the buyer and sellers information is joined to see if the deal works together. So while the pre-approval letter for the buyer can be somewhat helpful to help ease the sellers mind it really doesn't do much in the grand scheme of things. Keep in mind, every lender is different in how they approach SBA deals and every deal stands on its own merit. What may work for one deal at one lender may not work on another deal with a different lender. That is the benefit of using a company like mine as I deal with everybody and I know which lenders accept which deals and how to structure them and put them together. Feel free to reach out to me if you need to. Thanks

Hi Alisa - I ran a self-funded search geographically focused in the Chicago area, and acquired Specialty Sales in###-###-#### Feel free to reach out. Good luck!