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SBA Approved Franchises For Sale

Many franchises are approved by the Small Business Administration. Why does this matter? Applicants for SBA-approved franchises are granted expedited loan processing when applying for financial assistance from the SBA. Please browse our broad selection of SBA-approved franchises for sale in order to take advantage of this incredible program.

Zoomin Groomin

Sniffing around for a great new opportunity? Zoomin Groomin is expanding our Mobile Pet Grooming business nationwide. Set your own schedule, be your own boss and work with pets all day. We’ll be right by your side, every step of the way. Woof!

Cash Required: $100,000

Category: SBA Approved

N-Hance

Join America's #1 Cabinet Refinishing Franchise! N-Hance is a top-rated brand in the $450 billion home remodeling industry. With low costs of ownership, a proven business model designed for growth, and multiple revenue streams. By providing homeowners…

Cash Required: $80,000

Category: SBA Approved

Fresh Coat Painters

At Fresh Coat our business model is designed to do two things: Provide a high-quality service to customers and make our owners money. Our customers are seniors, busy families and small business owners looking for interior and exterior painting of their…

Cash Required: $50,000

Category: SBA Approved

Caring Transitions

Caring Transitions is a low-cost, home-based franchise that allows you to help older adults and their families with major transitions. Rather than concentrate on one service, we focus on the full needs of our clients in this time of transition. By meeting all…

Cash Required: $50,000

Category: SBA Approved

The Tutoring Center

Your Future Belongs Here! Do you want to own your own successful business in a high-demand and rewarding profession? Then look no further than The Tutoring Center! Our turn-key system makes getting started easy with comprehensive training and support,…

Cash Required: $80,000

Category: SBA Approved

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What Is the SBA?

If there is one thing that stops potential small business owners in their tracks more than any other hurdle, it’s financing. Simply put, it’s hard to save up enough money to start a business on your own, and securing financing can be tough—especially if this will be your first business endeavor. As a potential solution, the Small Business Administration is a government agency that assists potential business owners in getting the funding they need to get up and running.

The Benefits of SBA Funding

New business owners aren’t always aware of the many potential benefits of going through the SBA to acquire a loan. In addition to speeding up the process if you are working with an SBA-approved franchise, you will also enjoy the following benefits:

  • Less cash required. You may be able to secure an SBA loan with less upfront money available than if you took out a business loan on your own.
  • More time to pay. It’s possible that you’ll be offered a longer repayment period with this type of loan, which will reduce your monthly obligation and may help you make ends meet.
  • Friendly to new businesses. Some banks are reluctant to work with new business owners on non-SBA loans, so this program is a great way to get the attention of a lender.


Get Started Right Away

Having to delay your dream of owning a franchise business due to funding issues would be a shame. Every day that goes by is a day that you could have spent building the business, and the timing for your business idea may no longer be right in a couple of years. Pursue funding for your franchise business through the SBA, and you just might be able to get started immediately on this exciting project.



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