How to finance a The Dailey Method in California

The SBA 7(a) lenders funding the most The Dailey Method deals in California, from public loan records — typical The Dailey Method loan about $945K. A bank already funding the brand in your state knows it twice over.

Deal economics— what it takes to buy & finance The Dailey Method in California

$945K

Typical loan

range $945K–$945K

$1.05M

Est. purchase price

≈ loan ÷ 90%

$143,981

Cash to close

$105,000 down + fees

$12,228/mo

Typical payment

~9.5% · 10yr

$168,746/yr

Cash flow to qualify

≈ payment × 1.15 DSCR

19 days

Typical time to fund

Lenders competing

more = leverage

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 The Dailey Method in California

Ranked by funded The Dailey Method loans in California. Tap a lender for its full record, or hit Get in touch for an introduction.

1.97 loans · $156M · Clayton, MOFull record →

1+ funded The Dailey Method in California deals

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Herz Wellness, LLC in San Francisco, CA — $945K (2021) · Enterprise Bank & Trust
Program
Preferred Lenders Program
Rate at approval
4% variable
Term
300 mo (25 yrs)
SBA guaranteed
$851K (90%)
Approval → funding
19 days
Approved
9/10/2021
First disbursed
9/29/2021
Loan status
Paid in full (12/31/2024)
Loan type
Term loan
Collateral
Not required
Business type
Corporation
Jobs supported
10
Business age
Existing or more than 2 years old
Industry
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers
Funded by Enterprise Bank & Trust · Lender record →
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CapBench analysis of public SBA 7(a) lending records; ranked by funded The Dailey Method loans with a California project address. Mega-bank call-center lenders excluded.

Agent summary

How to finance a The Dailey Method purchase in California with an SBA 7(a) loan: the lenders that fund the brand here (from public records), with the real funded California deals. Enterprise Bank & Trust funds the most here. CapBench is not a lender.

$945K typical The Dailey Method loan
1 lenders active in California
1+ funded California deals
19 days typical to fund

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Data freshness:: SBA records through 2026-05-31; FDIC through 2026-03-31; page updated 2026-06-17.
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