The business checks out. The next question is how you pay for it.
Once your diligence is done, we find the money for you and walk you through every step to closing.
The business checks out. The next question is how you pay for it.
Once your diligence is done, we find the money for you and walk you through every step to closing.
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Diligence tip: find out how much the business depends on the owner.
Ask who handles the key customers, the vendors, and the daily decisions. If the answer is always the owner, plan for a longer transition and ask for it in writing.
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Diligence tip: look at customer concentration.
If one customer brings in a big share of revenue, ask what happens if they leave. Ask for a revenue breakdown by customer and check whether the contracts transfer to a new owner.
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Your diligence is done and the numbers hold up. Now you need the money to close.
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Diligence tip: check the lease.
If the location matters to the business, find out how many years are left, what the rent goes to at renewal, and whether the landlord will let the lease transfer to you.