Small Business Administration

also referred to as: sba

4 statements across 2 episodes · 0 bullish · 3 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Mar 26, 2024 by Luke Shepard · said 16 times in 5 episodes since 2022 · across every show →

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brought up most by Luke Shepard (6), Harris Osterman (4), Joe Speiser (2), Eric Pacifici (2), Joel Graber (1), Andrew Gazdecki (1)

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Mar 26, 2024 negative
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Shepard: Revive Ratings sold for $500K with a 90-day SBA loan process
“So I think in total it ended up taking, like, Almost 90 days to get it all the way processed. And, like, we weren't, like, a huge acquisition, you know? Like, 500 grand is, it's good, but, like, Acquire.com is selling much bigger deals, but the SBA loan just t…”
Luke Shepard Mar 26, 2024 ▶ 13:40 Startup Acquisition Stories With Luke Sheppard, Founder of Revive Ratings
Mar 26, 2024 negative
Disclosure
Shepard would pay 2% higher interest to avoid SBA loans
“Okay, but I did, I told myself, ah, if I got to pay an extra two percent interest rate, I'll do that to avoid an SBA next time when I made an acquisition.”
Luke Shepard Mar 26, 2024 ▶ 14:40 Startup Acquisition Stories With Luke Sheppard, Founder of Revive Ratings
Mar 26, 2024 neutral
Insight
Gazdecki: SBA loan process is identical for $500K and $5M deals
“The process is the same for 500 K or up to, you know, five million.”
Andrew Gazdecki Mar 26, 2024 ▶ 13:57 Startup Acquisition Stories With Luke Sheppard, Founder of Revive Ratings
Oct 16, 2024 negative
What-if
Osterman: Commingling product lines prevents buyers from securing SBA acquisition loans
“The problem for our business was that we had multiple product lines under the same corporate entity, and therefore we were filing taxes every year as like a combination of all of our Product lines. And then, like, the SBA always wants to see the tax filings, a…”
Harris Osterman Oct 16, 2024 ▶ 20:46 How to Build SaaS for an Industry No One Knows About (Except Your Customers)
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