If the owner works 70 hours a week, don’t assume you’re buying an investment.
You may be buying a 70-hour-a-week job.
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If the owner works 70 hours a week, don’t assume you’re buying an investment.
You may be buying a 70-hour-a-week job.
But you need enough information to understand how the business actually makes money.
Tax returns, P&Ls, bank statements, POS records and merchant processing can all tell part of the story.
I’ve sold hundreds of businesses over the years, and one of the biggest misconceptions I see is that due diligence is simply about finding something wrong.
That’s not the purpose.
Good due diligence should give the buyer confidence.
Selling a business involves valuation, confidential marketing, buyer qualification, negotiation, financing, due diligence, legal documents and closing.
If you’re thinking about selling in six months, three years or you simply want to know where you stand today, understanding your value is a good place to start.