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Randy,
Your Sunday paper will have companys that do commercial loans.
Common term are a businiss plan, income of business over last three
years, apprasil of building and contents. The going rate is 2 or 3%
over prime.
Hope I could help
Mike
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| Interest rates are high for commercial business-operation loans.
As I know it through some friends who have bought businesses, it is
tough to get loans unless your own down payment (i.e the risk that the
owner is taking) is comparitively much larger than the amount
requested.
Take a look at your own Home Equity which is what my friend did since
the rates were much lower PLUS they were very likely tax deductible.
Any the pay-off rate can be decided totally by that rate at which you
make money.
If you are buying an existing franchise, then the "franchisor" MIGHT
HAVE "ALLIANCES" built with lending firms (banks and non-banks) that
can provide some help + provide the loan for an amount that does not
have a corresponding colatteral in the business.
That's my 3 cents on your question.
Ken
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