Buying a business
Buyers with a target in hand, or still reading listings.
SBA 7(a) acquisition financing, up to $5M.
Your side of the deal. No company name or EIN needed.
Buyers find out at the bank. Sellers find out from the buyer. Start here instead: one application for your side of the table, read by the lenders who actually fund deals this size.
Where are you in the deal?
Buyers with a target in hand, or still reading listings.
SBA 7(a) acquisition financing, up to $5M.
Your side of the deal. No company name or EIN needed.
Owners and Bizbe advisors, before the buyers arrive.
A prequal letter to attach to the listing.
The owner document package: 8 sections, no SSN.
Owners who aren't buying or selling anything.
Term loans, lines of credit and revenue-based options.
The business, its revenue, and what the money is for.
Already applied? Open your capital portal to track the file, add documents and read the offers as they land.
Whichever door you start in, the same machinery runs underneath: one application, one document vault, one portal. Buy-side and sell-side files find each other by business name, so a listing that was already pre-qualified doesn't start over when a buyer shows up.
One application per side, with no fee and no obligation.
The file goes to lenders who fund deals of this size and shape.
Offers arrive in your portal side by side, terms in plain numbers.
Finish approval with the lender you pick, on the deal's own timeline.
Three doors, one file. Nothing here touches your credit, and nothing commits you to a lender.