Stop paying your landlord's
mortgage.
The plain-English guide to owning the building your business runs from - SBA 7(a) & 504, with as little as 10% down.
As little as 10% down7(a) & 504 explained plainlyAvailability varies by state
Inside the guide
- i7(a) vs 504, plainly. Which program fits a building purchase - without the jargon.
- iiThe real 10%-down math. What a $1.2M building actually costs per month vs. your current rent.
- iiiThe rent-vs-own worksheet. Run your own numbers in five minutes.
- ivThe honest timeline. What takes 45 days, what takes 90, and what makes the difference.
- vThe documents checklist. Everything to gather before you apply, so nothing stalls.
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The 60-Second Check
How long has your business been operating?
Roughly where does your personal credit sit?
Will your business occupy at least half of the property?
Do you have roughly 10% of the purchase price available?
Which state is the property (or search) in?
Worth a complete review.
Your answers suggest an SBA structure may be worth a complete eligibility and repayment review. Not yet evaluated: eligibility, ownership and citizenship under current policy, size and affiliates, industry, use of proceeds, occupancy, repayment ability, liquidity and injection, collateral, management, and lender overlays.
Not quite yet - here's the path.
One or two answers put a standard SBA purchase out of reach today.
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