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TIP ONE – SET THE RIGHT PRICE FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Published by benchmarkbizau, 2015-04-20 03:32:32

Description: You can only sell your business once. You don’t get a second chance, and you can’t go back and do it again. So you want to get the best possible price that the market will pay. Later on in this report we’ll show you how to do that. But before we look at how to get the best price, you need to think about how to set the right price for your business.

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TIP ONE – SET THE RIGHT PRICE FOR YOUR BUSINESS

You can only sell your business once. You don’t get a second chance, andyou can’t go back and do it again. So you want to get the best possibleprice that the market will pay. Later on in this report we’ll show you howto do that. But before we look at how to get the best price, you need tothink about how to set the right price for your business.Remember that most buyers want to pay the right price. This does notmean that they want to pay as little as possible. In fact, most buyers feelsuspicious if the business is too cheap. Buyers feel more comfortable ifthey pay what they think is a fair price. Think about it. If someone offersyou a new Ferrari for $10,000.00 you immediately think “What’s wrongwith it?”

Of all the things that determine how long it takes to sell a business it’snot clever marketing, or internet, or referral, or anything else – it isTHE PRICE.Getting the price right is critical!The first few weeks of marketing a business are critical. If the price istoo high you’ll have a “stalled start”. To avoid a poor start you need toproperly and accurately estimate the value of the business.

Estimating business value is a skill, learned over many years. Onlyexperienced, competent professionals can capably evaluate the value ofyour business. A business is not worth what you owe the bank, or whatyou need to pay off debt – it’s worth what the market will pay. But thereis a way to get the market to pay more – which we will look at shortly.It may be necessary to get several professional opinions of the value ofyour business, as only one may be too high or another too low. Taketime to get the price right – it is worth taking the time to get the priceright at the start.

If you have an independent business valuation done, you will be ableyou use that valuation to provide justification for your selling price. Thistechnique will help eliminate negotiation on price from the buyer, andthe cost of the valuation will be more than recovered in the selling price.On some rare occasions it may be best to offer the business with noasking price at all.

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