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Category Archives: Buyer FAQ

Why should I go to a business broker?

Jan 10, 2012
A professional business broker can be helpful in many ways. They can provide you with a selection of different and, in many cases, unique businesses, including many that you would not be able to find [more]
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What happens when I find a business I want t...

Jan 10, 2012
When you find a business, the business broker will be able to answer many of your questions immediately or will research them for you. Once you get your preliminary questions answered, the typical nex [more]
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What does it take to be successful?

Jan 10, 2012
Certainly, you need adequate capital to buy the business and to make the improvements you want, along with maintaining some reserves in case things start off slowly. You need to be willing to work har [more]
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What should I Look for?

Jan 10, 2012
Obviously, you want to consider only those businesses that you would feel comfortable owning and operating. “Pride of Ownership” is an important ingredient for success. You also want to co [more]
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How are businesses priced?

Jan 10, 2012
Generally, at the outset, a prospective seller will ask the business broker what he or she thinks the business will sell for. The business broker usually explains that a review of the financial inform [more]
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What is the real reason people go into busin...

Jan 10, 2012
There have been many surveys taken in an attempt to answer this question. Most surveys reveal the same responses, in almost the same identical order of priority. Here are the results of a typical surv [more]
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Why should I buy a business rather than star...

Jan 10, 2012
An existing business has a track record. The failure rate in small business is largely in the start-up phase. The existing business has demonstrated that there is a need for that product or service in [more]
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