Determining Reserves and Affordability for SBA 7A Business Acquisitions

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Determining Reserves and Affordability for SBA 7A Business Acquisitions

Understanding the reserves and liquidity you'll need post-close is crucial. In this video, we break down the essential rule of thumb: 10% post-close liquidity. Whether you're dealing with a $300,000 or a $1 million business acquisition, we'll guide you through the necessary calculations and options like seller financing to help you determine what you can afford. Don’t let insufficient reserves stop you from owning your dream business—get creative and find the right strategy with us!

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📌 Timestamps:
[00:00] How much in reserves do I need for an SBA 7A business acquisition?
[00:38] Example scenario: $1 million business acquisition breakdown
[01:07] Creative strategies to meet reserve requirements
[01:32] More tips and where to get personalized advice

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