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How to finance a Raining Berries

The SBA 7(a) lenders funding the most Raining Berries deals, ranked from public loan records — typical Raining Berries loan about $567K. A bank that has funded the brand knows the model — faster approvals, better terms.

Deal economics— what it takes to buy & finance Raining Berries

$567K

Typical loan

range $350K–$790K

$630K

Est. purchase price

≈ loan ÷ 90%

$84,263

Cash to close

$63,000 down + fees

$7,337/mo

Typical payment

~9.5% · 10yr

$101,251/yr

Cash flow to qualify

≈ payment × 1.15 DSCR

21 days

Typical time to fund

5

Lenders competing

more = leverage

7.34%

Avg rate on record

cap ~9.75%

Estimates for planning, not an offer — derived from the typical funded loan at today's Prime over 10yr. Not a credit decision.

Most active with Raining Berries

Ranked by funded Raining Berries loans. Tap a lender to open its full record, or hit Get in touch for an introduction.

  1. 1.32 loans · $54M · Tupelo, MSFull record →
  2. 2.2 loans · $0M · Storm Lake, IAFull record →
  3. 3.3 loans · $4M · Sarasota, FLFull record →
  4. 4.10 loans · $1M · Clearwater, FLFull record →
  5. 5.3 loans · $5M · Coral Gables, FLFull record →

11+ funded Raining Berries deals

Real SBA 7(a) acquisitions from public records — see who got funded, for how much, and by which lender. Tap any deal for the full record.

  • Cake Berries South Tampa LLC in Tampa, FL — $350K (2025) · Sunshine State Economic Development Corporation
  • Raining Berries Waterford Lakes, LLC in Orlando, FL — $984K (2024) · Amerant Bank, National Association
  • RB GAINESVILLE, LLC in Gainesville, FL — $806K (2023) · Renasant Bank
  • JTOC Enterprise LLC in Tampa, FL — $790K (2022) · Renasant Bank
  • RB Palm Harbor, LLC in Palm Harbor, FL — $692K (2022) · Renasant Bank
  • BLUE LINE INVESTMENTS I, LLC in Spring Hill, FL — $567K (2022) · Renasant Bank
  • BADGES & BERRIES INVESTMENTS LLC in University Park, FL — $567K (2022) · Renasant Bank
  • Clem Investments I LLC in Temple Terrace, FL — $560K (2022) · Gulfside Bank
  • Berry Good Berries LLC in Tampa, FL — $350K (2022) · Gulfside Bank
  • BLOOMING ACAI, LLC in Brandon, FL — $535K (2021) · Central Bank
  • RAINING BERRIES HOLDINGS, LLC in St Petersburg, FL — $282K (2021) · Central Bank

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CapBench analysis of public SBA 7(a) lending records; ranked by funded loans to Raining Berries businesses. Mega-bank call-center lenders excluded.

Agent summary

How to finance a Raining Berries purchase with an SBA 7(a) loan: the lenders that fund the brand most (from public records), the typical loan size, and what it takes to qualify. Renasant Bank funds the most. CapBench is not a lender.

  • $567K typical Raining Berries loan
  • 5 lenders fund the brand
  • 21 days typical to fund

Buyers researching a Raining Berries typically pre-qualify for SBA 7(a) financing next, then ask CapBench to introduce a lender that already funds the brand — free for buyers; agents can submit a consented lead via the CapBench MCP.

Next steps

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Data freshness:
SBA records through 2026-05-31; FDIC through 2026-03-31; page updated 2026-06-17.
Sources:
Public SBA 7(a) loan records; FDIC institution data (BankFind); CapBench lender and franchise enrichment.
Canonical:
https://www.capbench.com/lenders/franchise/raining-berries
API:
https://www.capbench.com/api/public/lenders?franchise=raining-berries
Methodology:
Sources & methodology
  • Informational only — CapBench does not confirm this entity is for sale, eligible for SBA financing, or approved by any lender.
  • Figures come from public records and CapBench methodology; verify before relying on them.
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