by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
Naturally, sellers want the highest price they can get for their business. In come cases, however, it might not be the best deal. For this reason, every offer should be scrutinized carefully. When an offer is presented, the first thing a seller looks for is the price....
by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
A recent survey revealed the following percentage breakdown of last year’s business sales by business types. The information was furnished by business brokerage firms nationally and compiled by Business Brokerage Press. Retail businesses 17% Food & Drink...
by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
The most recent editions of BizComps, the leading resource for comparable sales data (www.bizcomps.com ) has some interesting information on small business pricing based on the three major regions of the country – Eastern states, the Central states and the Western...
by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
The buyer loves your business; it’s just what he or she has been looking for. He has reviewed your financial statements and has made an offer contingent on several items. You’ve reviewed the offer and it looks fine, so what’s next? The contingencies in the deal...
by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
For many owners, selling their business is a new experience, and there is always the fear of the unknown. Selling a business is a not only a major economic decision, but it can also be an emotional one. After all, many business owners have spent many years, and a lot...
by chelly@marketingwiththeagency.com | Jun 27, 2012 | Selling a Business
A contingency in the sale of a business is a condition in the contract of sale or offer that must be resolved, satisfied or rectified by either a buyer or seller. If they are not satisfied then the sale will generally not go forward. Most offers on a business contain...
