Resources for Small Business Owners: Starting, running, or growing a small business comes with its own set of challenges, but there are numerous resources available to help you succeed.

SBA Loan Services

SBA 7a Loans: Finance business acquisitions, partner buyouts, real estate purchases, or debt refinancing.

SBA 504 loans: Finance real estate purchases, expansions or refinancing onto long term fixed rate solutions

Consulting: Simplify the loan application process with our guidance on preparing documents and navigating lender requirements.

Licensed Business Brokerage

We specialize in listing and selling businesses throughout Florida, focusing on construction-related services, professional industries, and more.

Comprehensive Valuations: Use industry-standard multiples and recast financials to determine your business’s true value.

Marketing and Listings: Prepare Confidential Information Memorandums (CIM) and list your business on MLS and social platforms.

Buyer Screening: Pre-qualify buyers and manage escrow and due diligence to ensure a smooth transaction.

Business Plans and SBA Preparation: We create detailed business plans, projections, and assumptions tailored to meet SBA loan requirements. Our services include:

Completing necessary SBA loan forms.

Developing strategies that align with lender expectations.

Small Business Consulting: From cash flow analysis to sales training and strategy, we help businesses identify opportunities for growth and prepare for a successful sale or expansion.

Our Proven 5-Step Process:

Pre-Qualification

Submit our Qualification Questionnaire to determine eligibility.

Application

Complete the application process, ensuring all required documents are included.

Compliance Call

We verify your identity and application details.

Approval

Approvals are typically obtained within 48 hours.

Funding

Receive direct deposit funding within 5–7 business days.

Closings

Typically take place within 75 days or less.

• SBA Loans: Low-interest loans to help with startup costs, expansion, or working capital. Popular options include 7(a) loans and Microloans.
• SBA Learning Center: Free online courses, webinars, and guides on business planning, management, marketing, and more.
• Local Assistance: Access to SCORE mentors, Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs), and Women’s Business Centers (WBCs) for one-on-one support.

Understanding the value of your business is critical for making informed decisions, whether you’re planning to sell, secure funding, or set long-term goals. Consider the following resources:

• Professional Business Valuation Services: Hire certified professionals who specialize in valuing businesses based on assets, revenue, and market trends.
• Online Business Valuation Tools: Platforms such as BizEquity and ValuAdder provide quick assessments for small businesses.
• Local Economic Development Agencies: Some organizations offer free or low-cost valuation assistance for small businesses.

If you’re looking to buy or sell a business, there are multiple resources available to streamline the process:

• Business Broker Services: Brokers can help you find buyers, negotiate deals, and ensure a smooth transaction.
• Online Marketplaces: Websites like BizBuySell, BusinessesForSale, and Flippa allow you to list your business for sale or browse available opportunities.
• Legal and Financial Advisors: Work with attorneys and accountants who specialize in business transactions to handle contracts, tax implications, and due diligence.

4. Additional Support

• Networking Associations: Join chambers of commerce or industry groups to connect with other business owners and access exclusive resources.
• Grants and Incentives: Look for local, state, or federal grants specifically designed for small businesses.
• Technology and Tools: Leverage business management software like QuickBooks, HubSpot, or Square for efficient operations.

By utilizing these resources, small business owners can gain the support and knowledge they need to thrive in an ever-changing market.