Buying a Business Newsletter

Buying an existing business with a proven track record may be less risky than starting a new business.

Under the CARES Act, the SBA will cover all loan payments, including principal, interest, and fees of new and existing loans for six months for any eligible loan made prior to September 27, 2020. See your lender or the SBA for complete details.

While this may seem like an odd time to buy a business, it might just be the best time to seize the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

Now might be a good time to look into alternative funding options when buying a business. But be sure you know all the pros and cons before jumping in.

There are many rewards to being a business owner. Make sure to seek advice from professionals about the risks associated with business ownership.

While most small businesses are sold with assets, some service businesses only have cash flow. Make sure you think through the advantages and disadvantages and make the right decision for you.

For first timers, spend your first few months being a learner or observer, don't change much.

An experienced Deal Team will help you through the process of buying a business. Don't be afraid to ask them the most basic questions.

Look before you leap is great advice when buying a business. Construct your questions to get the answers you need to keep moving forward.

When buying a business, having a plan is essential. But flexibility is even more essential.