Acquisition financing
Loan and seller-financing documents that line up with your purchase agreement, so closing day has no surprises.
What's covered
- SBA 7(a) and conventional loan document review for buyers
- Lender closing checklists and conditions
- Seller notes, subordination and standby agreements
- Security agreements, UCC filings and personal guaranties
- Earn-outs and other deferred payments
- Equity injections and investor arrangements
Financing is where small deals most often stall. Starting legal work early, alongside the lender's process, keeps the timeline intact.
Common questions
Can you help with an SBA 7(a) loan for buying a business?
Yes. I review the SBA loan documents with you, coordinate the lender's closing requirements with the purchase agreement, and make sure seller notes and equity injection terms fit SBA rules.
What is a seller note?
A seller note is financing the seller provides by accepting part of the price over time. Its terms, security and how it ranks behind a bank loan all need to be documented carefully.
Do lenders hire you for closings?
Lenders and borrowers both work with the firm. In each matter I represent one party, identified in the engagement letter.
Talk through your deal
A short call is the fastest way to see what your purchase, sale or financing needs.
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