Seller financing is the most common way to bridge funding gaps in small business acquisitions.

You pay the seller back over time using the business’s own cash flow.

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The seller holds a promissory note for a portion of the purchase price (usually 10% to 30%).

Using borrowed money allows you to acquire a larger asset while keeping more of your own equity.

Create a professional presentation showing the business's historical financials, your background, and your growth strategy to show to banks and investors.