What a Buyer May Really Be Looking At
Buyers, as part of their due diligence, usually employ accountants to check the numbers and attorneys to both look at legal issues and...
Buyers, as part of their due diligence, usually employ accountants to check the numbers and attorneys to both look at legal issues and...
The initial response to the question in the title really should be: “Why do you want to know the value of your business?”...
Once a buyer has negotiated a deal and secured the necessary financing, he or she is ready for the due diligence phase of...
“As shocking as it may sound, I believe that most owners of middle market private companies do not really know the value of...
Before answering the question, it makes sense to first ask why people want to be in business for themselves. What are their motives?...
Owners are often asked, "do you think you will ever sell your business?" The answer varies from, "when I can get my price"...
Know what your business is worth. Don’t even think about selling until you know what your business should sell for. Are you prepared...
In many cases, the sale of a small company is “event” driven. That is, the reason for sale is often an event such...
Surprise #1: Substantial Time Commitment In the real estate business, once the owner engages the broker there is very little for the owner to...
Take two seemingly identical companies with very similar financials, but one of the companies was worth substantially more than the other company. One...