Whether you are trying to sell your business by yourself, or you hire a professional to guide you through the process, there are four major stages of selling a business: Planning, Searching, Deal Making, and Closing. I will provide some explanation for each of the detailed steps in these four stages in a series of four discussions
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By TomWhether you are trying to sell your business by yourself or hire a professional to guide you through the process, there are four major stages of selling a business: Planning, Searching, Deal Making, and Closing. Here are the ten steps in the 3rd stage – Deal Making
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By TomWhether you are trying to sell your business by yourself, or you hire a professional to guide you through the process, there are four major stages of selling a business: Planning, Searching, Deal Making, and Closing. I will provide some explanation for each of the detailed steps in these four stages in a series of four discussions.
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By TomMany business owners who are interested in selling their company often ask how the amount of their inventory impacts the value of their business.
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By TomDo you ever wonder why one business has buyers lined up willing to pay top dollar while another sits on the market for months, or even years? What do buyers look for in a prospective business acquisition? …The items, common to all industries, which drive up value, are called “Value Drivers.”
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By TomSome business owners, when they’re ready to exit their business, try to sell their company themselves. After all, who knows their company better than they do, and could talk about it endlessly? And, how tough can it be to sell a business?
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By TomThe ability to have multiple buyers compete for the acquisition of a business is in every business owner’s best interest. If you receive an unsolicited offer for your business, you may save a fee, but you have no idea if the offer is a good deal for you. A competitive bidding process (*) is the only way to ensure that you receive the best price and terms for the sale of your business.
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By TomThere is a well-known business adage that says “every company is for sale at the right price.” Whether you’re actively selling your business or just mildly interested, preparing your business for sale will help improve current efficiency and bottom-line profit by exposing ineffective processes and operational deficits.
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By TomTwo businesses can look identical, but have very different valuations. We look at 400 different qualitative aspects of the business, and provide a prioritized list of issues to make a better business.
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By TomSelling your business is a big decision and the process can be overwhelming to those who are unfamiliar with the market. Your first step, after deciding to sell your business, is to hire a business broker to assist you throughout the selling process.
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