Guest posts on ExitPromise
Buying a business in a “regular” market is hard enough, but when markets are changing quickly, it makes the challenge exponential. In this blog by Neal Isaacs, MBA, CBI, CM&AP, explores what changing interest rates, labor shortages, rising costs of goods, and more do to deal structure and deal expectations. Read the full article on …
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In this guest post on ExitPromise, a blog for business owners, Neal Isaacs, MBA, CBI, CM&AP shares insights on adding value to a small business. Business ownership can be a great personal asset not unlike real estate or other financial investments. Not only can a quality business yield cash flow during ownership, its value may …
The latest blog from Neal Isaacs, MBA, CBI, CM&AP as a Featured Advisor on Exit Promise is about the value that intermediaries bring to a deal, and how the investment covers their fee. Check out the 20 ways that business brokers pay for themselves… Business owners are responsible with money. Irresponsible financial stewards of money …
As an intermediary, I have many conversations with business owners about how much their business is worth. As these conversations progress, owners realize that it’s not how much they make, it’s how much they can keep that truly matters. The subject of the cost to sell a business, or what an owner could net after …
The COVID 19 Era has begun. In addition to lives lost, there’s an economic toll that has yet to be determined at the time this content is being written. With small businesses on life support, these are scary times for business owners and for the intermediaries helping owners navigate through them. So how has COVID …
As a business broker serving business owners who want to explore their options for exit, I get this question at almost every listing appointment: “How long will it take to sell my business?” The research indicates the answer is as follows: For businesses that sell for under two million dollars, the IBBA’s research indicates it’s going …
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As a business intermediary helping owners determine the “Most Probable Sales Price,” or MPSP of their businesses here in the Triangle, I hear a common question: “That value makes sense, but what about all my stuff? Can I get paid for that too?” The answer is… Read the entire post on Exit Promise!
“Doing deals can be expensive. A lot of entrepreneurs want to save money by not hiring an advisor or they don’t know when they should make the investment on an advisor. It’s important to understand the roles of the broker and other advisors, especially legal counsel, and to know when to bring in a professional. …
“Most sellers are not sure if they are ready to sell until they know what their business is worth. In fact, the conviction to sell comes when the “pain point” exceeds the value of the business to the owner. A Broker’s Opinion of Value, or BOV, can help an owner determine what the business would …
How Can a Broker’s Opinion of Value Help a Business Owner? Read More »
“With opportunity comes complexity, as a business transaction becomes a business and a real estate transaction when the real estate is included. This requires a business owner to understand the differences between a business broker vs real estate broker. Both may be part of the transaction. Let’s explore…” Read the full article here: 5 Differences …
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