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Is it time to sell the business?
Business owners have to think ahead when selling because it always takes more time than the parties expect for the transaction, according to Carrie Green Yardley of Yardley Esq., who is also an advisor for ACE. There are several steps after negotiations are complete and the purchase and sale agreement has been signed. Most agreements contain contingencies that serve as safety valves, allowing parties to back out of the deal if certain conditions are not met.
Sponsored by: GoNetspeed, a fiber internet provider
Is it time to sell the business?
Business owners have to think ahead when selling because it always takes more time than the parties expect for the transaction, according to Carrie Green Yardley of Yardley Esq., who is also an advisor for ACE. There are several steps after negotiations are complete and the purchase and sale agreement has been signed. Most agreements contain contingencies that serve as safety valves, allowing parties to back out of the deal if certain conditions are not met.
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Donald Paine
With commercial loan rates higher than they have been in years and banks tightening their lending it will make it tough for a young entrepreneur to purchase a great business and move it forward. It may be a big challenge right now to find a buyer.