HVAC Case Study

Financing Scenario

HVAC Business Case Study

Buyer acquired an existing HVAC Business. The company was founded by the owner in 2002. The company specialized in residential and commercial HVAC services. This transaction was an asset sale

Purchase Price $ 800,000

Loan Structure

Purchase Price $800,000
SBA Fees/Costs $44,000
Working Capital $50,000
Total Project Cost $894,000
Seller Note $0
Buyer Equity $89,400 (SBA requires minimum buyer equity of 10% of the Total Project Price)
SBA 7a Loan $804,600

Loan Terms

Term 10 Years
Amortization 10 Years
Estimate Payment $9,000 (approximate – based on Wall Street Journal Prime Rate + 2.75% (SBA Maximum)

Personal Credit

Average Credit Score 792

Additional Collateral Pledged

Buyer pledged primary residence and two investment properties. All three properties had more than 25% equity and therefore were required by SBA to be pledged as collateral for the loan.

Total Cost

Remember your total out of pocket costs will be higher than those costs estimated within the SBA loan as they vary by transaction. Additional costs to consider:

Life Insurance Policy
Business Insurance Policy
Title/Transfer tax on vehicles included in the sale
Attorney costs
Relocation costs

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