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Chad Riedmiller
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Question about fair terms

Chad Riedmiller
  • Delaware, OH
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A business I am involved with has recently became open to buy.  I am curious what are normal and fair terms to offer investors on a 850k loan.  The business is established and is currently doing around 1.8 million in sales per year and is under performing!  If anyone could give an idea of what kind of terms investors would be looking for I would apprieciate it

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