
Sell A Business
Whether you're itching to switch industries or move on to the next phase of your life, you want someone who's done it. With first hand experience, Adam can lead your journey as a seller to help you make the best, informed business decision. ​
The Process
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Planning to Sell
Your Business
Identify the seller's goals and needs
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Discuss value drivers and gather financial statements and other data for valuation
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Conduct comprehensive transaction analysis and valuation
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Discuss and develop a marketing strategy
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Execute the listing agreement
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Marketing Your Business
Gather materials and develop the Confidential
Business Review (CBR)
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Develop a strategic list of target buyers with the seller
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Go to market
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Interview and qualify interested buyers
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Ensure qualified buyers sign confidentiality agreements
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Arrange and facilitate buyer-seller meetings
Generating Business Offers
Solicit and compare offers
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Select and negotiate the preferred offer
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Execute the offer
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Initiate due diligence and closing process with both the buyer and seller
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Closing the Sale of Your Business
Solicit and compare offers
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Select and negotiate the preferred offer
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Execute the offer
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Initiate due diligence and closing process with both the buyer and seller
Deferred Sales Trust
Is your business, property, or asset subject to capital gains tax? Learn how to legally defer your capital gains tax, earn interest on it, re-invest it, or draw it out over time in the video below.
Why Choose Me To List Your Business?
I’ve done it — I’ve bought and sold businesses myself. Those experiences gave me a personal understanding of what owners go through, from the excitement to the uncertainty. I know what buyers are looking for because I’ve been on both sides of the table, and that helps me position your business in a way that truly connects. I’m not just here to make a deal — I’m here to guide you through a process I’ve personally experienced.
What's The Value of Your Business?
There's a number of factors that go into deciding how much a business may be worth, such as:
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Comparables in your industry.
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Cash flow
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How many years you've been in business
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How involved you are as an owner
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Revenue streams
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Key Man risk