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FRANCHISE BRAND· Beauty Salons

SBA loans for Great Expectations Precision Haircut

4 SBA loans have financed Great Expectations Precision Haircut locations since 1993, written by 4 different lenders across 3 states. Half were approved for $53K or less, the mix is almost entirely 7(a), and 50% went to owners whose business was under two years old.

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SBA loans
4
none in last 5 yrs
Median approval
$53K
90th pct $91K
Total approved
$234K
all years
To new owners
50%
2 loans
Lenders
4
3 states
No SBA loan has been recorded for this brand in the last five years. That can mean the brand stopped franchising, was renamed, or is now recorded under a different name in the SBA extract. Treat the numbers above as history, not as current appetite.

The lenders that fund Great Expectations Precision Haircut

A lender that has already underwritten this brand knows the unit economics, the build-out costs, and the franchisor. That is worth more to you than a bigger bank starting from scratch.

1
Charlotte, NC
Great Expectations Precision Haircut loans
1
In last 5 yrs
0
Typical loan
$35K
To new owners
0%
Last approval
Dec 2007
No approval for this brand in the last five years. Historical expertise, but confirm they still lend on it before you invest time.
2
Birmingham, AL
Great Expectations Precision Haircut loans
1
In last 5 yrs
0
Typical loan
$30K
To new owners
0%
Last approval
Apr 2003
No approval for this brand in the last five years. Historical expertise, but confirm they still lend on it before you invest time.
3
Berkeley Heights, NJ
Great Expectations Precision Haircut loans
1
In last 5 yrs
0
Typical loan
$99K
To new owners
100%
Last approval
Dec 1997
No approval for this brand in the last five years. Historical expertise, but confirm they still lend on it before you invest time.
4
Dallas, TX
Great Expectations Precision Haircut loans
1
In last 5 yrs
0
Typical loan
$70K
To new owners
100%
Last approval
Jul 1993
No approval for this brand in the last five years. Historical expertise, but confirm they still lend on it before you invest time.