Restaurants are so much more than just a real estate transaction.

Understanding commercial kitchens highlights and limitations as well as end user requirements gives us a unique perspective.

We’re currently working with people that want to buy space for their restaurants, and we’re working with people that want to sell their restaurants.

One thing that is always the same the transactions are usually hinged more on the existing kitchen, parking, and systems than the building alone.

Transaction management is crucial:

We get ahead of roadblocks:

It’s all too common to hear from our clients that in the past they thought they had a sale but it fell apart. We’ve seen roadblocks before, many obstacles can be overcome or avoided with WADSRE.

We build strong sales by practice. If your buyer does not have financing capability, or unrealistic expectations or issues that prevent can funding you may never actually close the transaction.

We can manage the process to eliminate frustration and disappointment caused by a weak sale falling apart.

We assist with financing, due diligence, and entitlements for a more reliable transaction with less stress.

Federal Small Business Administration Financing:

One of the best resources available for restaurant financing is the SBA or Small Business Administration. SBA loans are partially guaranteed by the U.S. government and provided by local private lenders.

Project-based funding:

SBA 7(a) loans can provide funding to purchase a restaurant location but can also be used for improvements. SBA financing can offer lower down-payment options, lower interest rates, and longer repayment terms than typically commercially available without SBA backing.

In any commercial project-based funding the concept needs a well-developed business plan. SBA lenders generally expect a business plan to consider an SBA loan. Such a plan breaks out the amount of funds needed and what the funds you’re asking for will be purchasing or acting as collateral.

You must show you understand your business and include sales projections to demonstrate anticipated income and show gross profit after operating costs like your cost of goods sold, debt service, or payments, amortization, and employees.

Ideal SBA applicant business plans showcase relatable firsthand experience as it applies to your new restaurant. Underwriters are more likely to approve a loan application with a thoughtful business plan that builds a strong case to provide you funding.

WADSRE can help you to develop your business plan with a proven format that has secured a variety of financial commitments.