Buying a Business Newsletter

Buying a business requires understanding your specific criteria as a buyer.

Avoid wasting a lot of time looking to purchase a business that won’t be a good fit.

When buying a business make sure you have a plan for what will happen post-closing so that you can hit the ground running on day one.

Due Diligence is a critical part of buying a business. Doing your homework and asking the right questions will make the process go smoothly.

Many entrepreneurs think they have to start a business with their big idea. But acquiring one could bring as much challenge, reward and overall satisfaction to scratch that entrepreneurial itch.

While the thought of starting your own business can be exciting, the reality of the struggle can be overwhelming. Buying an existing business might be a better option.

Before you make the decision to buy a business, put some thought into why you are buying a business and what type of business fits your lifestyle.

Don't just buy a business because you think you love it. Love is blind, open your eyes and ask practical questions.

Even before you begin looking for a business to buy it is smart to know what kind of financing options are available.

While buying a business may seem easier than starting one, there is still a lot of work involved to ensure you make the best decisions.