We identify, vet, and match businesses for sale with investor profiles. You tell us your acquisition criteria—industry, price, size, location—and we present qualified opportunities.
Yes. Most sellers require buyers to provide proof of financial capability before sharing sensitive business information. This ensures only serious and qualified buyers are granted access to confidential materials like financials and tax records.
No. For buyers, broker fees are typically paid by the seller, meaning you get professional representation without upfront cost.
Valuation is based on financial performance, market conditions, tangible and intangible assets. Brokers often use multiples of EBITDA or SDE (Seller’s Discretionary Earnings), combined with asset-based and market-comparative methods.
On average, it takes 6–12 months from engagement to closing. Timelines vary based on industry, readiness of the seller, and financing.
If you don’t have the full amount to purchase a business, we can help explore financing options, including SBA loans, private lenders, or seller financing. However, it’s important to understand that you will still need to bring capital to the table. Buying a business is a serious financial commitment, and having funds ready—whether for a down payment or working capital—is essential to closing a deal.
Due diligence is a thorough review of financials, legal docs, operations, contracts, and market position. We coordinate and assist through this critical phase.
Yes. Our brokers manage negotiations, structure the purchase agreement, and coordinate closing—partnering with your lawyer, accountant, and lenders throughout.
Successful buyers define their target industry, budget, size, location, and deal terms in advance. Clear criteria helps us find the right matches efficiently.
Buying an existing business gives you immediate cash flow, proven operations, brand recognition, and smoother financing—with lower risk and faster return.
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