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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A BUSINESS BROKER

Published by benchmarkbizau, 2017-02-26 23:26:53

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It is no secret that there are hundreds of brokerage firms and just asmany business brokers nationwide. The key is to know what to lookfor before engaging a business broker to represent you and deliveran outcome that is a win-win for all. Just as if a buyer wouldconduct a due diligence process before purchasing a business, youshould consider conducting a due diligence / interview with thebusiness broker you intend to engage.What questions should I ask then? 17 ESSENTIAL CHECKPOINTS TO MAKE BEFORE YOU ENGAGE A BUSINESSBROKER. Here is the list that was in that blog…

THE ESSENTIAL TIPS: before engaging a business broker1. Check if the business broker is licensed in your state2. Ask to view their personal license.3. Cross check the license number with the office of fair trading in your state.4. Where is the brokerage companies head office based?5. Is the company an accredited Real Estate Agency?6. How long has this brokerage company been in business?7. What type of licenses does the company hold and which states?8. Ask for the principals details and ask to speak or meet with them.9. Ask if you can come to their head office to be shown around on how they operate.10. Is the broker a specialist? If so, what area do they specialise in and how long have they been doing that?11. What have they sold that is similar to your business?12. Ask them to explain their methodology to you (or preferably your accountant) on how they came up with the price.13. What level of service is to be expected from the broker?14. How often can I expect communication?15. Will you be the same broker throughout the entire sales process?16. Can you run through the entire process from start to finish?17. I would like to discuss my options to list my business with my solicitor first, do you mind if I do this?

You can view the full blog by clicking on thislink: http://benchmarkbusiness.com.au/17-essential-check-points-to-make-before-you-engage-a-business-broker/If you adopt these 17 essential tips before engaging a business broker, then you canrest assured the small investment of time (your due diligence) is going to give youcomfort and piece of mind as you move forward through the sales process.Ian Salter – Senior Business BrokerBusinesses for sale quick links:Businesses for sale Gold Coast | Businesses for sale Brisbane | Businesses for saleMelbourne | Businesses for sale Adelaide | Business Brokers Melbourne |Business Brokers Adelaide| Businesses for sale Sydney


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