Whether you’re buying out a partner, acquiring a competitor, or launching via acquisition, we help you secure the capital to close the deal.
Acquisition loans are used to buy existing businesses. They can be structured through SBA loans, seller financing, revenue-based lending, or private capital—depending on deal type and profile.
Combine lending products to secure funding for acquisitions.
Often underwritten on target business performance.
Buy out a partner, merge, or acquire new clients or assets.
Tailored to entrepreneurs and small private equity buyers.
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Entrepreneurs buying and operating businesses.
Independent sponsors buying <$10M companies.
Use capital to buy out a co-founder or partner.
Buy into or expand an existing franchise.
Usually not. Most lenders expect some cash injection from the buyer.
Yes—especially if you’re a first-time buyer using SBA funds.
SBA loans, seller financing, and revenue-based lending are typical.
It depends on the cash flow and profitability of the target business.