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Guide to Structuring Contingent Promissory Notes

In today's complex business acquisition landscape, the strategic use of contingent promissory notes has emerged as a powerful tool for risk management and stakeholder alignment. These notes serve as a bridge between buyer and seller interests, offering a sophisticated approach to price negotiation while protecting both parties' investments, while still complying with SBA rules for buyers relying on SBA-guaranteed loans.

This no-nonsense guide walks you through the essential elements of structuring contingent seller notes effectively, complete with practical examples and critical considerations for your Letter of Intent (LOI).

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Guide to Structuring Contingent Promissory Notes

Your definitive guide to successfully structuring a contingent Seller Note when acquiring a business with SBA financing.

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