In an industry where reputation and tradition attract customers, starting a new funeral home is difficult and costly. Land costs and zoning regulations are deterrents to establishing new cemeteries, crematoria, and to a lesser extent, funeral homes. Such startup difficulties are reported to enhance the value of existing ones.

Funeral Home Financing can provide funding to assist in the transition of your business to family members, business partners, trusted employees, neighboring funeral firms, or consolidation companies.

Understand that effective succession planning should be accomplished through a progression of events that have been strategically plotted out to occur over time, rather than being addressed at the time of a crisis or life-changing event which forces one's hand.

Whether the purpose of your succession plan is for setting up your estate, planning for the incremental transference of stock, or planning for the transference of ownership of your business upon your disability or death, we can provide financing and/or just provide experts to help to you and your heirs reap the fruits of your labor.

You can insure your succession strategy by giving adequate attention to such issues as potential tax consequences, local, state, and federal legal issues, and adequate economic gain in the form of cash, retirement income, and so forth. We work with you collaboratively to accomplish your succession goals.

We provide financing when you sell your funeral home to an employee, family member or partner.

If you are contemplating the sale of your Funeral Home business to a son, daughter or employee, at 405-793-9704 for financing and see what we have to offer:

• Up to 90% financing of the sale of your business to a manager.
• Up to 100% financing of the sale of your business to a partner/shareholder.
• Working capital and new equipment financing as part of the loan.
• Financing for 10 to 25 years (with real estate); no balloons and no prepayment penalties.
• In most cases, cash for your business at closing, rather than over a period of years.
• Loans up to $2,000,000 or more.

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