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Dreaming of the Freedom That Could Come From Selling Your Business?

A New Era For You…and Your Business

Have You Wondered What Life Would Be Like After Selling Your Business, Stepping Away, or Retiring?

Most privately held businesses risk fading away, becoming little more than a shell of its former self, serving just a couple of customers. Some signs you may be on that path:

  • Lost passion for the business
  • Want to spend more time with grandkids
  • Working six days a week or playing catch-up on weekends
  • Sleepless nights thinking about an exit
  • You feel trapped
  • Spouse has already moved to Florida
  • Sneaking out to use your boat or play golf
  • Best employee wants to take over but lacks the means

Selling your business should free you from stress and make you proud. Unfortunately, many owners don’t know how to prepare for a successful sale.

Brokers often market businesses to “trade buyers”—competitors who poach employees and customers, risking your legacy.

Sell to the right buyer to protect your employees, customers, and legacy, and enjoy the freedom and fulfillment you’ve earned, while even sharing in the company’s future growth.

We Buy Businesses So Owners Can Retire Confidently, Knowing Their Employees, Customers, and Legacy Are In Trusted Hands

With Your Business In A Safe Pair of Hands You Will Be Able to Retire Without Regret

Find a Safe Pair of Hands

Trade buyers often chop up your business after the sale, private equity companies will want you to keep running the business because they don’t know how to, but the right buyer offering the right terms will keep your business operating and growing.

Maximize Your Post Retirement Cash Flow

Understanding the terms and deal structure that works for you will let you minimize the impact of taxes and maximize your disposable income after the sale.

Your Legacy is Important

You’ve spent most of a lifetime building your business, taking care of your customers and your employees. With the right buyer you can ensure that they continue to be taken care of. You can make sure that the legacy you created continues.

Secure Your Legacy

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You’ve likely spent more time on your business than with your family. It’s your baby, and you want it to keep growing while providing security for your employees.

To do this, you need a simple way to attract a buyer who will maintain its integrity and legacy. Most brokers, unfamiliar with your business, market it to competitors who may dismantle it, or to “financial buyers” who require you to work for them for 3-5 years.

Ensure your business’s future by attending our seminar to learn how to attract the right buyer and position your business for the best offer.

Sign up for our free webinar: Learn broker jargon, the sales process, business valuation, and what different buyers seek.

Get a free business valuation: Our experts will estimate what different buyers would pay and the terms they might offer.

Have a conversation: We might want to talk to you about your situation and make you an offer or refer you to one of our 500+ associate investors or a reputable broker. No hard selling—just a free consultation and some fun “show and tell.”

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