Be an Unreasonable BuyerWhen buying a business always start with an Offer to Purchase and a Letter of Intent. Brokers will want you to sign an Offer to Purchase with earnest money down. You don’t have to do this to start the ball rolling. Keep in mind, the Letter of Intent is not as binding [...]
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Offer To Purchase A Business
Posted by admin on January 30th, 2010
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No Comments »5 Things to Consider If You are Selling Your Business
Posted by admin on December 28th, 2009
Selling a business has many moving parts and as a result is very complex. Here are 5 suggestions that may make the task easier.1. Get a professional third party valuation This may sound obvious but naturally the seller wants as much money for the business as possible and the buyer wants to pay as little [...]
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