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Get to know PeerComps, Small business transactions from SBA lenders

PeerComps provides a comprehensive database of over 40,000 private business transactions used for business valuations, appraisals, and comparable sales analysis. The data is sourced directly from SBA 7(a) loan records, offering detailed financial metrics on small to mid-sized businesses across various industries. A product of ValuSource, LLC, a company with a long history in the valuation software industry, PeerComps aims to deliver accurate, reliable, and affordable market data to business appraisers, M&A advisors, business brokers, and lenders to facilitate informed decision-making.

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PeerComps, Small business transactions from SBA lenders

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