Generally, small business owners need commercial loans to buy a business with real estate, refinance a commercial real estate asset (like a gas station, strip mall, industrial warehouse, office building, motel, hotel, etc.) or refinance a business with real estate. However, the complexity of commercial loans makes deal structuring difficult. Here's our guide to commercial loans.:

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The SBA 7a is the only program that funds startup businesses with annual revenues under $2 million and without a real estate component. SBA 7a loans come with longer terms than conventional loans. Generally, terms for SBA 7a loans range from 15 to 25 years. Also, within the program small business owners can access other forms of working capital options like a line of credit.:

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SBA Loan Programs broken out by benefits, eligibility, use of proceeds, loan amounts and rate structure and typical loan amortization. Compare your SBA Loan options here!:

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New entrepreneurs often make the mistake of using their own money to buy equipment. Leasing is a much cheaper and easier alternative for financing equipment purchases. Any business with equipment can take advantage of this product.

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If you're looking to buy a business, consult a business valuation expert to help you find appropriate business financing alternatives. Try talking to your accountant or banker or search online for business valuation guides and loans to buy a business.

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Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is an increasing popular form of small business financing in which the MCA company makes a payment to a small business in exchange for a percentage of future credit card and debit card receipts. Essentially, merchant cash advances are a discounted sale of a retailer's future credit card sales.

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1.Make a list of the 10 fastest growing franchises in the country.
2.Look for existing franchise networks in your target area.
3.Keep up with franchise news.
4.Check the minimum amount of capital required to open a franchise.

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