SBA acquisition files, spread and sized before they reach the lender.
Upload the seller’s returns and LendPipe hands back the three-year spread, with each figure tied to its page.
Apex Manufacturing LLC
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| Line item | FY 2025 |
|---|---|
| Gross receipts1 | 4,118,240 |
| Cost of goods sold | (2,611,900) |
| Officer compensation2 | (184,000) |
| Depreciation3 | (96,410) |
| Interest | (18,600) |
| Other deductions | (746,090) |
| Ordinary business income4 | 461,240 |
The four pieces a lender asks for, built from the seller’s returns.
Upload the file once, then check each figure against the page it came from before the package goes to the lender.
- 01
The spread
The seller's 1120-S, 1065 or Schedule C, three years side by side. Each figure is tied to the page it came from.
- 02
The add-backs
Officer pay, depreciation, interest and one-time items, each listed with its source line, so the lender sees how you reached adjusted EBITDA.
- 03
DSCR on your deal
Coverage on the structure you're proposing: the SBA loan, the seller note and the buyer's injection, not the seller's old debt.
- 04
The lender summary
The business, the numbers and the structure on one page, ready to send with the file.
From the seller’s returns to a package you can send.
- 01
Upload the seller's file
Three years of business returns and the latest interim financials.
- 02
Enter the deal
Purchase price, SBA loan, seller note and the buyer's injection.
- 03
Review and send
Check any figure against its page, then send the package to your lender.
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