Selling now allows you to “lock in” your current margins and take advantage of the current financing environment. If you’re waiting for a higher revenue number, ask yourself: Is the extra effort worth the risk of a shifting economy or shrinking margins?
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Clean Books for SBA Financing: Why Getting Your Business “SBA Pre-Qualified” Makes It 50% More Likely to Sell to a First-Time Buyer
In practice, businesses that are financially SBA-ready are far more likely to close—often up to 50% more likely—than those that are not. Unfortunately, “SBA pre-qualification” is one of the most misunderstood concepts among sellers.
Top 10 Mistakes Business Owners Make When Preparing to Sell (And How to Avoid Them)
Work with a business broker to streamline the process and avoid these traps.
The Rise and Fall of Quiznos Subs: How a Sandwich King Lost Its Crown
In the early 2000s, Quiznos Subs seemed unstoppable. With over 5,000 locations across the country, their toasted subs and flavorful menu made them a rival to industry giant Subway. But within a decade, Quiznos went from a beloved fast-food powerhouse to a cautionary tale of corporate mistakes and franchisee discontent.
Can You Really Buy a Business with No Money Down? Here’s the Truth
One of the most common myths I hear in the business brokerage world is this: “You can buy a business with no money down.” If you’re in the market to buy a business in Tampa or Clearwater, Florida, it’s important to understand why this idea is not just unrealistic—it’s harmful to your expectations and planning.