With an experienced broker, selling a business can be a breeze. Let us help you sell at the best possible price.
Selling a business can be extremely stressful if
you don’t have the best brokers on the job since many factors affect the
process and getting a market-related price. The first and most important step
is finding experienced brokers to help you through the process. Professional
brokers have the skills to assess your enterprise and tell you what amount you
can respectively get for it. With reputable brokers on your side, you can sell
your project in no time.
Besides brokers, what else do you
need and should do to succeed in the sale? Read on as we share some of the best-kept
secrets for selling a business in 2021.
Timing is everything when it
comes to the sale. Sometimes you don’t have the luxury of spending
months preparing before you put your venture up for sale. But if you’re not selling a business urgently and you
take some time before starting to advertise, it can be super beneficial to you.
Get in
touch with our brokers and find out what you need to do to get the
most out of the sale.
For one, the interior of the
store, restaurant, bar, workshop, gym, etc. must be pristine. First impressions
count. An untidy space gives the impression that you don’t care and that makes
buyers wary. Gather all the paperwork that you will need. View our seller
checklist here for more information on what’s essential.
Contact your accountants to go
over the financial records for the past few years. They should also analyse
your tax returns. It’s vital that you know what your expenses and profits have
been for at least three years, or, if in operation, less than that, for the
period in which you have operated. Serious buyers want to see the financials.
If you haven’t done bookkeeping, take an extra six months to get everything to
look better if it hasn’t been going too well.
If sales are at an all-time low,
then you might want to consider changing that before you go. Remember that a
new buyer will be interested in knowing if the business will make money
from the start. Compile a list to state which stock, equipment and other assets
will be sold as part of the concern.
You can also provide a basic
guide for potential candidates to see how your business operates. The more work that’s already been done, the less
the next owner will have to do.
Not every buyer that walks
through the door is eligible to purchase it. Some may take more time than
others to get financing, while some might have the cash on hand, and some might
have investors to convince regarding the profitability of the venture.
Screen the buyers in terms of
their experience, objectives, available working capital and financial
stability. Fortunately, if you partner with our brokers, they’ll handle the
screening part.
With an experienced broker, selling a business can be a breeze. Let us help you sell at the best possible
price with the least amount of stress. Find a
broker here to get started.