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How to Prepare Your Business for Sale
Preparing your business for sale means making it transferable and diligence-ready before you go to market. The two timelines, the value drivers buyers actually pay for, and what an objective pre-market valuation reveals.
When to Refer a Client to an M&A Advisor: A Guide for CPAs, Financial Planners & Attorneys
With 74% of business owners planning to exit (Gallup, 2024), you often spot the trigger first. Six clear signs it is time to refer a client to an M&A advisor.
Business Valuation: The Complete Owner’s Guide
What your business is worth depends on why you’re asking. The Calculation vs Valuation Engagement distinction, the NACVA framework, and live 2026 LMM multiples.
Preparing Your Facility for a Potential Sale
When preparing your facility for a sale, the timeline and approach will depend on whether you’re actively courting a buyer or planning for an eventual sale. The steps you take today can make a significant difference in presenting your business in the best light possible and avoiding pitfalls that could derail the sale process. Immediate vs. Long-Term Preparations If you’re already in talks with a buyer, your focus might be
What is a Letter of Intent (LOI) and Why It Matters
A Letter of Intent (LOI) is a document commonly used in larger business transactions, typically falling within the upper Main Street or lower Middle Market. For business owners considering selling or acquiring a company, understanding what an LOI entails is crucial. At its core, an LOI signifies a meeting of the minds on the broad terms of a deal. While it isn’t the final agreement, it plays a vital role
The Secret to Negotiating the Best Deal for Your Business
When it comes to selling your business, one secret can change the entire dynamic of the negotiation: having more than one buyer. It sounds simple, but this single strategy can make the difference between a smooth, lucrative deal and a drawn-out process where you’re at a disadvantage. Why Multiple Buyers Are Critical If you’re working with just one buyer, the balance of power shifts away from you. You’re limited in