Deals Gone Crazy

The following posts are in the deals gone crazy category.

Should You Do Due Diligence Yourself When Buying A Business?

Contributor: Willard Michlin, CPA, CFE | October 26, 2011

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Willard Michlin - CPA, CFE chats about why you can do a large portion of the due diligence yourself, depending on your background, but you should never try to do it solely on your own. In this BizBen Blog he explores ways business buyers get themselves into trouble.

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Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Business Buyer Experiences, Deal And Escrow Issues, Deals Gone Crazy, How To Buy A Business

In Comes the Attorney - Dead Goes the Transaction?

Contributor: Tawnya Gilreath, CBB | September 16, 2011

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If you talk to any business broker that has been in the industry for more than a year or two, they've had at least a couple of good transactions go south as soon as the buyer or seller involved an attorney. Tawnya Gilreath discusses this topic in her recent BizBen.com article.

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Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Deals Gone Crazy,

Life (or Death) Of An Orange County Restaurant Deal

Contributor: Joe Ranieri | April 21, 2009

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Any deal when selling a business tends to have a life of its own. Joe Ranieri discusses a restaurant deal in Orange County that has had many twists and turns. This article shows what types of issues can and do come up when selling a business or in this case a restaurant.

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Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Deal And Escrow Issues, Deals Gone Crazy

Southern California Deal Gets Derailed

Contributor: Christina Lazuric | January 29, 2008

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Deals can get derailed sometimes when selling a business. This Southern California business owner/seller and business broker have experienced more than most in closing this deal.

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Categories: Deals Gone Crazy, Selling A Business

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