Prepare a financial story a buyer can follow
Reconcile earnings to bank statements and filed tax returns. A growing sales total will not answer questions about falling margins, unusual expenses or personal items in the books.
Explain addbacks individually and include support. A buyer will discount adjustments that cannot be separated from ordinary operating costs.
Match the buyer to the operating demands
A buyer should have funding and the experience needed to run the company. Request evidence of financial capacity before giving substantial owner time or access to sensitive records.
Map the roles held by managers and key employees. Dependence on one individual can influence the offer, the transition period and how much payment is deferred.
Separate jurisdiction from the mailing address
North Las Vegas has its own city government. Verify the business location and licensing agency before building the closing checklist.
For a leased operation, assignment and guarantee release deserve separate attention. Selling the company does not by itself prove that your personal obligations to a landlord have ended.
Keep the sale preparations connected
Discuss the company you have built
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