Posts Tagged ‘Business Purchase’

Why You Need a Broker to Sell Your Lawn Care Business

Thursday, June 19th, 2025

Selling your lawn care business is not as easy as handing over the keys—it’s about realizing the highest value for what you have built. The buying process is another layer of complexity you may not have taken into account (e.g. a buyer, financing, required legal paperwork, etc.), it often takes a lot longer than what…

How Exit Planning Services Help You Maximize Business Value

Thursday, June 5th, 2025

Handing over your business is considered the most necessary choices you could ever make. No matter if you are thinking about stepping down, monetizing your business or transferring ownership to a relative or business associate, planning in advance of time could make a very big change. In the absence of tactical exit plan, you put…

Choosing the Right M&A Firm in Texas: 7 Key Factors Every Business Owner Should Know

Wednesday, May 21st, 2025

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can be an effective tool for business expansion, succession planning, or even exit strategies. But making your way through the M&A process in Texas takes more than drive—it takes the right advice. The proper partner can unveil maximum value, allow for compliance, and safeguard your interests. Industry Experience and Specialization Not…

How Business Brokers Add Value When You’re Buying or Selling a Business

Wednesday, May 7th, 2025

  An often-ignored but crucial step in buying or selling a business is a fair valuation. Be it an entrepreneur ready to sink capital into a new venture or a business owner willing to cash out, it is crucial to know the fair worth of the particular business. It is here that a professional business…

Pipe Dreams to Profits: Selling Your Plumbing Business the Smart Way

Monday, April 28th, 2025

Giving up your plumbing business can be an emotional and financial crossroads. Whether you built it up on your own or took it over from family, saying goodbye is never easy; however, if you do it smartly, it could mean a great payday and a long-lasting legacy. The demand for established service-based businesses such as…

Selling a Business in the Digital Age: Strategies That Work in 2025

Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025

Selling a business has always been a massive milestone, but by 2025, the digital age will have changed how selling is done today. With the evolution of technology, AI-driven analytics, and online platforms, today’s entrepreneurs have tools that help them streamline everything from valuation to closing deals. Whether your business is a brick-and-mortar shop or…

Business Purchase Financing: Mezzanine

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016

Mezzanine financing is basically debt capital that gives the lender the rights to convert to an ownership or equity interest in the company if the loan is not paid back in time and in full. It could be described as a hybrid of debt and equity financing that is is typically used to finance the expansion of…

Business Purchase Financing: Bank Loans

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016

Bank Loans are an option that some Potential Buyer can use to finance the purchase of a business.   Banks and other lending agencies provide unsecured loans commensurate with the cash available for servicing the debt. “Unsecured” is a misleading term, because banks and other lenders of this type will aim to secure their loans…

Business Purchase Financing: SBA Backed Loans

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016

SBA Backed Loans can be an option for financing a business purchase. Thanks to the U.S. Small Business Administration Loan Guarantee Program, favorable financing terms are available to business buyers. Similar to the terms of typical seller financing, SBA loans have long amortization periods (ten years), and up to 70 percent financing (more than usually…

Business Purchase Financing: Venture Capitalists

Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016

If you are looking to finance your business purchase through investors, venture capitalists are an option.  Venture capitalists have become more eager players in the financing of independent businesses. Previously known for going after the high-risk, high-profile brand-new business, they are becoming increasingly interested in established, existing entities. This is not to say that outside…