The latest posts on the VR Business Brokers of the Triangle blog
After a 2020 virtual conference, the International Business Broker Association (IBBA) returned to it’s live format, brining dedicated M&A Advisors and intermediaries from around the word together, this time in Houston, Texas at the Waterway Marriot in The Woodlands. As per usual, the IBBA always includes some local flair at their reception events, including these …
The following is a guest post by Brittany Fisher of Financiallywell.info If you’re looking for the right place to start a new business, Raleigh is an excellent option. The capital of North Carolina has grown exponentially in the past 20 years, almost doubling in size as it attracts new residents. VR Business Brokers of the …
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Guest post by Brittany Fisher of financiallywell.info If you’re a solopreneur who runs a business without any employees, you wear many hats. From accounting to marketing, every aspect of your business rides on your shoulders. It’s a lot of pressure. However, you don’t have to do it all alone—nor should you, as taking on too much …
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Guest post by Brittany Fisher of financiallywell.info So, your business is going through the wringer. Your financial circumstances are untenable. Perhaps you’re in the early stages of accumulating substantial debt, approaching bankruptcy, or on the verge of losing your company altogether. There aren’t many worse feelings than being in debt, especially when it’s business debt. Fortunately, …
https://youtu.be/M5D-CfaghWE As a business intermediary serving business owners in the NC Triangle market, one of the most common questions I get from owners regarding the sale of their business is: I don’t own my real estate, I lease it. Can I still sell my business? Does it make a difference if an owner sells a …
The following is a guest post from Chelsea Lamb of Businesspop.net Do you feel like you’re maximizing your leadership potential? Even though we often refer to some folks as natural born leaders, the truth is that those skills are typically acquired. Great leaders know how to keep their people motivated, positive and moving in the right …
The following is a guest post from Chelsea Lamb of Businesspop.net The global pandemic has forced both consumers and business owners to adapt to a changing marketplace. While some entrepreneurs were able to find ways to stay open, others closed their doors, and research suggests 60% of those businesses will never reopen. As the world …
4 Ways Your Business Can Succeed as We Emerge From the Pandemic Read More »
As we move past the pandemic we’re dealing with financials that have been through what anyone would consider unusual times. So how does a business owner or business buyer analyze a business that’s survived a pandemic? What should one look for when judging pandemic performance? In his article we will explore this as well as …
For business owners selling their businesses, it’s not what is made on the sale, it’s how much that is kept after taxes that matters. This “net net” number is a critical number to know if an owner is deciding if he or she is ready to sell, and it can only be accurately calculated by …
Who pays for closing costs when selling a small business? Is it just like a real estate deal? In a previous article, I went into detail about how much it costs to sell a business, but the question remains… So who is responsible for paying these costs? As a reminder, the cost of selling a …
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