When preparing to sell your business, the final sale price is rarely just a reflection of your top-line revenue—it hinges heavily on your EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) and the quality of those earnings.
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The Magic Number: How Portfolio Size Impacts Vacation Rental Management Valuation
In the vacation rental industry, size creates stability, stability reduces risk, and low risk commands top dollar. By scaling past key unit milestones, you transform your daily property management hustle into a high-value asset that buyers will actively compete to acquire.
A Tale of Two Markets: Navigating High Interest Rates in Florida M&A
If you’ve been reading national headlines or listening to general market commentary over the past year, you might think the small business M&A market has completely stalled. With SBA loan interest rates hovering in double-digit territory and capital costs significantly elevated compared to the sub-5% borrowing era, many business owners assume that selling right now […]
Why the Multiple That Prices Your Business Changes As You Grow
Once you have two to three years of clean, addback-supported earnings and revenue above roughly $150,000–$300,000, buyers and lenders will expect an SDE-based conversation, not a revenue-based one.
Will You Have to Carry a Seller Note? What Florida Sold Deals Actually Show
77% of these deals closed with the buyer paying essentially full price at closing — no seller note, no meaningful holdback.