SBA loans for franchise owners provide long term financing solutions for acquisitions, expansions, remodels, equipment, and working capital. IRH Capital works with franchise owners to structure SBA loans alongside conventional financing options, ensuring capital solutions align with brand requirements, timelines, and long term growth plans.
An SBA loan is a government backed financing program in which the United States Small Business Administration guarantees a portion of a loan issued by an approved lender. For franchise owners, this structure provides access to longer repayment terms, lower down payments, and financing designed to align with franchise brand requirements.
SBA loans are widely used across franchise systems to support both initial entry and ongoing expansion. IRH Capital works exclusively with franchise systems and understands the approval processes, timelines, and financial structures required by franchisors, allowing financing to be structured with clarity and confidence.
The SBA 7(a) loan is the most commonly used SBA program for franchise financing due to its flexibility.
Franchise businesses operate within structured systems that include brand standards, remodel cycles, and expansion timelines. SBA loans provide predictability and scalability that align with these realities.
Franchise owners often use SBA financing to:
SBA financing is widely used across franchise systems to acquire existing locations, add new units, complete required remodels, and upgrade equipment.
These transactions require careful structuring to align with franchisor approvals, operational cash flow, and future growth plans.