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BUSINESS EXPO
Oct 8, 2008
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The Steps listed below will put the complex process of buying a business into simple terms. There is no cost to you for our services. All Broker fees are paid by the Seller!
STEPS:
  1. INTERVIEW BY YOUR BUSINESS BROKER: To Determine Your Interests, Financial Needs and Capabilities, and to review our Confidentiality Agreement.

    Key Questions to consider when looking for a business that's right for you.
    • Will you run the business full time or part time?
    • Would you prefer an opportunity where customers come to you or one where you have to make the contacts/sales to keep the business going?
    • Would you prefer your customers to be the general public or other businesses?
    • Would you prefer to do the manual labor or the management?
    • How many employees would you be comfortable with, if any?
    • How much annual profit do you need?
    • How much can you invest as a down payment? (Cash on hand, stocks, home equity, loaning capability, etc... ) See Financing
  2. SELECTION OF BUSINESSES FOR YOU TO TOUR: Best Opportunities Based on Interview
  3. TOUR OF SELECTED BUSINESSES: Arranged and Accompanied by Broker
  4. MAKE PROPOSAL WITH EARNEST MONEY: Earnest money is usually $1,000 or more (Earnest money is protected by Contingencies and applied to down payment at closing)
  5. FINAL INSPECTION OF BUSINESS: Financial Records, Equipment
  6. REQUEST ESCROW DOCUMENTS: Attorney Fees Shared Equally Between Buyer and Seller. (Ogden - $350 each, Salt Lake - $400 each)
  7. CLOSING: Congratulations!
 
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