Scenario A
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SBA scenario comparison
Three structures. One clearer decision.
Compare cash injection, rate, term, and seller-note assumptions side by side—then take the preferred structure into a free plain-English review.
01 / Shared project facts
Keep the deal constant. Change the structure.
These four numbers apply to every scenario, so the comparison isolates the financing tradeoffs instead of changing the deal.
02 / Three structures
Adjust one assumption—or all of them.
Seller-note standby is modeled with no current payment. Actual standby, repayment, and eligibility treatment require lender review.
Scenario B
Scenario C
03 / Live comparison
See what each tradeoff actually changes.
Green markers identify the mathematical leader for each measure—not the best or most eligible SBA structure.
Scenario A
Preserve cash
Least cash
Combined monthly payment$15,808$15,808 bank
- Cash at closing
- $180,000
- Estimated bank loan
- $1,275,000
- Seller note
- $75,000 standby
- Annual debt service
- $189,698
- Coverage estimate
- 1.69x
- Modeled interest
- $622K bank only
Scenario B
Balanced
Combined monthly payment$15,638$15,638 bank
- Cash at closing
- $255,000
- Estimated bank loan
- $1,275,000
- Seller note
- None
- Annual debt service
- $187,659
- Coverage estimate
- 1.71x
- Modeled interest
- $602K
Scenario C
Lower payment
Lowest paymentBest coverageLeast modeled interest
Combined monthly payment$12,739$12,739 bank
- Cash at closing
- $330,000
- Estimated bank loan
- $1,050,000
- Seller note
- $150,000 standby
- Annual debt service
- $152,873
- Coverage estimate
- 2.09x
- Modeled interest
- $479K bank only
Preferred structure
Balanced
Take this comparison into a free conversation. Andrew will help verify what the model leaves out and which assumptions need lender confirmation.
Cash$255,000Payment$15,638Coverage1.71x
Educational estimate only. Rates, terms, injection, seller-note treatment, eligible costs, cash flow, fees, and final structure require current-program and lender review.
