
The Newcomer’s Guide to M&A, Part 4
Funding your deal doesn’t have to mean giving up control or getting buried in jargon. It’s really about choosing the kind of future you want to build. Part 4 of our Newcomer’s Guide to M&A breaks down the five most common ways to fund a small business acquisition—no finance degree required.
From SBA loans to seller notes to mixing it all together like a funding smoothie, this post helps you shape a deal structure that fits your values, risk tolerance, and long-term goals. Whether you're mission-driven, impact-curious, or just trying not to get lost in the fine print, we’ve got you.

How Are Small B Corps Funding Acquisitions Without Raising Capital?
Looking to fund your business acquisition? Explore a variety of financing options—from SBA loans and seller financing to impact investors and employee ownership funds. In this post, we break down traditional and alternative capital sources, including Project Equity’s unique financing solutions, to help you find the best fit for your mission-driven acquisition goals.