| The purchase of a business is a major acquisition and buyers should obtain the assistance of a business broker to find the right business. As experienced attorneys, CPAs, business valuators and business brokers, we can assist you in finding potential businesses to purchase, analyzing the business, negotiating the purchase and performing due diligence. We will make every effort to be paid our fees from the Seller, either by co-brokering with the Seller's agent or from the Seller directly. The following is a brief description of the process and our services: Step 1: Initial meeting
type of business, price range, and geographic location. Step 2: Search for potential businesses to purchase
business for sale databases, direct contact with targeted businesses and inquiries with other brokers.
information about the business. If the business is not listed for sale, we will inquire with the owner as to whether he or she would consider selling the business.
proceed further. We will then arrange a site visit and accompany you to meet with the owner and learn more about the business. After the site visit we will discuss with you our observations.
terms of the offer. We will analyze the financial information and assist you in making a reasonable offer. We will act as your agent during the negotiation process and advise you in negotiating terms of the sale. We have negotiated many contracts as attorneys and as brokers and can draw on a wealth of experience. Step 7: Interaction with other professionals on your team
request we will interact with your professionals to keep them informed of the deal terms and discuss potential issues.
documents needed for the sale. We will provide you with a layer of review in addition to your attorney and CPA. Step 9: Oversee the due diligence process
of the company. As licensed CPAs with over 20 years of experience, our knowledge of financial data is unmatched by other business brokers. Step 10: Closing Process
obtained and ensuring a valid transfer of assets. We will interact with the seller, your lender and escrow on your behalf throughout the closing process. |