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This depends on how much you borrow, the effective return on investment (including capital gains and growth), and interest rates.
As a general rule, without growth, a pharmacy will take between 12 and 15 years to repay the loan if they borrowed 75% of the purchase price.
However, with growth and good management, a quicker repayment program is possible.
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