Starting a Business · October 10, 2024

Why you should use an SBA loan for buying a business

When buying a business, entrepreneurs secure some of the most favorable financing through SBA loans. As a business owner, you can wrap multiple aspects of a project's funding needs—from real estate and equipment to working capital and closing costs—into one loan.

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