WSFS Bank
At a Glance
A regional Preferred Lender whose own table prints the program's allowance that a partner buyout may need no equity, which is the line a buyout buyer wants to read; the rest of its table is the program's.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Loan products; terms by term sheet. Its SBA table restates the program's maximums and prints terms by purpose and a borrower equity minimum of ten percent that buyouts may see at zero; its own express product runs to $100,000; no rate or fee (per wsfsbank.com, September 2026).
- Best For
- A buyer in the Philadelphia and Delaware region whose deal is a partner buyout, since the bank's own table says a buyout may need no borrower equity, the program's allowance stated as its practice
- Roadmap Stages
- 5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lists acquisition and partner buy-out second among 7(a) uses and says buyouts may be zero percent equity, in its own table
- A preferred SBA lender since 1999, in its own words, with lending decisions made in its own region
- Names its director of SBA sales and seven SBA relationship managers with titles
- A middle-market and sponsor finance desk on its corporate page for companies past fifty million in revenue
Cons
- Every maximum in its SBA table is the program's, and its own figures are a start year, an equity line and a small express ceiling
- Four states as a footprint and decisions made in one region
- Its top-lender lines are a newspaper's ranking over ten counties and two state ranks, all disclosed as such
- Names no search fund, searcher or acquisition entrepreneur
What Searchers Say
Read on its SBA lending page and its contact, resource center and team pages, its express and borrowing pages, its corporate and specialty banking page, its corporate overview, its location finder and two of its articles. No searcher-forum discussion of the desk was found.