SBA 7(a) Business Acquisition Loan Calculator
Calculate SBA 7(a) loan eligibility and terms for purchasing an existing business. Get instant qualification assessment, monthly payments, and amortization schedules.
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Business Details
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5% min with seller financing, 10% standard
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Up to 10 years for acquisitions
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Reduces SBA loan needed
Rates & Requirements
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As of January 2025: 7.75%
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Typically 2.75% - 5%
Typically 1.25+ for approval
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($100,000)
5% (Min with seller) 10% (Standard) 20% (Max)
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Impact on Monthly Payment:
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Tip: 5% down requires 5% seller financing. Most buyers use 10% down for standard SBA 7(a) loans.
Loan Qualification
Real-time SBA 7(a) loan assessment
Business Valuation Analysis
Based on your cash flow, analyzing optimal purchase price...
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What is DSCR?
Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) measures a business's ability to pay its debt:
DSCR = Cash Flow ÷ Annual Debt Service A DSCR of 1.25 means the business generates $1.25 for every $1 of debt payment. Lenders typically require 1.25 or higher.
SBA 7(a) Requirements
Minimum 10% down payment for acquisitions
Business must be for-profit and operate in the US
Personal guarantee from owners with 20%+ ownership
Good credit history (typically 680+ FICO)
Tips for Approval
Pro Tips:
- • Prepare 3 years of business tax returns
- • Consider seller financing to reduce loan amount
- • Higher down payment improves approval chances
- • Work with an SBA Preferred Lender
- • Have a clear post-acquisition business plan