Business financing · business-purpose
Franchise financing for new and existing franchisees
Business financing for new franchise units, multi-unit expansion, franchise resales and remodels, including SBA 7(a) loans through participating lenders and conventional business loans.
At a glance
| Uses | New units, multi-unit development, resales, remodels, equipment and opening working capital |
|---|---|
| Who it fits | Franchisees with a signed or pending franchise agreement and owner equity |
| What lenders review | Franchise agreement, FDD, owner resume and liquidity, projections, personal financial statement |
| Structures | SBA 7(a) through participating lenders, conventional business loans, equipment financing |
Pricing, structure and eligibility are set by each lender at underwriting and are not published here.
This page covers business financing only; real estate for a franchise location is handled separately. SBA franchise loans follow SBA rules and are decided by the participating lender. Franchise sales teams can point candidates to our partner page, where candidates apply directly. See also SBA 7(a) loans and equipment financing.
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Craig Kaminski, NMLS 1417248. Globus Capital Advisors is not a lender or a licensed entity. Business-purpose commercial financing only; subject to lender underwriting; not a commitment to lend. Globus Capital Advisors, LLC, Office: 5335 Wisconsin Ave NW, Suite 440, Washington, DC 20015. Not available in California, Connecticut, Missouri, Nevada, North Dakota, Texas, Vermont or Virginia. No upfront fees are charged to request financing. Nothing on this page is a rate or term quote.