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We will help find what kind of business aligns with your skills, interests and financial goals.

Once we find you a potential seller, we can discuss a preliminary evaluation of its financial health, market position and reasons for sale.

Next: If a general agreement is reached, formalize your intent to buy; by submitting a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) on our behalf.

Make sure to review any documents and records such as financial records or legal documents before moving to the next step.

Secure the necessary funds to purchase the business. Having a financing plan in place is essential before finalizing the purchase agreement.

Draft a final, binding purchase agreement with the help of a lawyer. This agreement outlines all final terms and conditions. The deal is officially closed when all documents are signed and the funds are transferred.

Organize the finances, try to fix any operational weaknesses and gather all related documents.

Get an in-depth valuation to determine a fair asking price. This will act as a baseline for your negotiation.

As your business advisors we will handle the search and find qualified contenders who are serious about buying your business.

Once you have agreed to a qualified buyer, negotiate the price and other terms of the sale. A Letter of Intent (LOI) is often used at this stage to outline the general terms.

The buyer then will conduct a thorough review of your business's financial, legal and operational health.

Finalize the sale by signing the final agreement of sale and transferring ownership. This is when the funds are transferred and the deal is officially completed.