The SBA raised its loan limit to $10 million, letting investors buy bigger properties. Tommy Dobczyk walks through a deal and explains how to contact Cobblestone, the vendor on site, where he knows the leadership team.
Amazing part about the SBA going to $10 million now is that you can buy stuff like what we're doing here and get a bigger property going. That door's open. That's what it is. I'm like, why does it stay open in a freaking video? Somebody left it open again. I think it's the freaking crazy lady that was here the other day. Close it. I can go around and close it. No, it'll come.
Somebody keeps unlocking it.
Anyway. All right. Great. That looks pretty good, man. Like now what we probably need to do is get on the phone with them, see what they want to do there. The cobblestone right there, it says cobblestone. Cobblestone. This is their—
it's not their competitor prices because online they don't really show their own pricing, right?
So I actually know the guy that ran Cobblestone and 3 Minute, and then 3 Minute became what's called Dash. And so he was the CFO of the guy I know, which is the COO and CFO over there at Dash and over at Cobblestone. So, okay.