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Why Sell Your Business? Broker Christina Lazuric Explains Why Owners Sell


Contributor: Christina Lazuric | February 8, 2012

Christina Lazuric, an Orange County Business Broker explores why owners of small businesses elect to sell their business. Retirement, lack of capital, illness, boredom are just a few of the reasons.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



What To Do When Your Business Isn't Fun Anymore


Contributor: Bob Hughes | February 8, 2012

Just because its time to sell your business does not mean you're throwing in the towel. Many times small business owners are ready to move on to other things; retirement, a new job, a new venture, more time with family, a focus on personal health, or any combination of factors. Bob Hughes a Coachella Valley Business Broker discusses this topic for BizBen.com Blog readers.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Earn Outs - Latest Feedback, Structuring An Earn Out


Contributor: Peter Siegel, MBA | January 23, 2012

Questions regarding earn outs in deal structures is starting to come up a lot these days. "Answers To Viewers Questions" section of the BizBen Blog we explore answers to the question, "Is this a good time for buyers and sellers to use "earn outs" so if the business value has slipped because of the economy, the seller stands to gain when things get better, and the buyer can get a good business at today's discounted price, then pay for its recovered value from proceeds of the business? Also, how do you recommend structuring the earn out" See what our panel of professionals and viewer comments have said to answer this question about some mistakes buyers of small businesses make.

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 Categories: Answers To Viewers Questions, BizBen Blog Contributor, Buying A Business, Deal And Escrow Issues



Preparing To Sell Your Company - Helpful Tips From A Business Broker


Contributor: Steve Fitzgerald | January 12, 2012

San Diego Business Broker Steve Fitzgerald discusses tips on preparing your company for sale. Helpful tips for all small business owers to consider.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Mixed Results for 2011 California Business Sales


Contributor: Peter Siegel, MBA | January 12, 2012

The total of 13,948 small and mid-sized businesses sold in California during 20ll represents an increase from the 13,329 deals completed the prior year. But a comparison shows a decline in activity during the last quarter of 2011 vs. the final three months of 2010.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Business For Sale Statistics



What to Expect When Selling Your Tax Practice Or CPA Firm


Contributor: Christina Lazuric | January 10, 2012

The more prepared you are the better the transaction will go, so here are a few tips and guidelines that should better prepare you for selling your tax practice or CPA firm. Specialist business broker Christina Lazuric covers this topic.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Liquidated Damages Provisions: A Good Idea?


Contributor: Joe Sandbank | January 9, 2012

In a contract, the parties may agree that damages for breach of that contract by a party shall be "liquidated." This means that the parties decide in advance what the party that breaches the contract must pay to the non-breaching party as damages for breaching the contract. Specialty Attorney Joe Sandbank explains this process.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Deal And Escrow Issues, How To Buy A Business, How To Sell A Business,



The Re-Tool Laundry - Redefining Your Model


Contributor: Chuck Post | January 9, 2012

California laundry consultant and advisor Chuck Post discusses redefining your business model when seeking a re-tooled laundry.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Business Buyer Experiences, How To Buy A Business, How To Sell A Business



Factors That Influence When To Sell A Business


Contributor: Steve Fitzgerald | December 12, 2011

Several factors influence a business sale. Steve Fitzgerald, business broker in San Diego explores these issues with BizBen Blog readers.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



How Do I Sell My Business Without Getting Sued


Contributor: Peter Siegel, MBA | November 21, 2011

A question sellers ask: how do I sell my business without getting sued, isn't a subject just for discussions with lawyers. A seller can take some precautions to reduce potential legal problems. Peter Siegel with BizBen.com discusses this topic.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business,



How Are Small Businesses Valued by Buyers and Lenders?


Contributor: Steve Fitzgerald | November 4, 2011

In the vast majority of cases, a Buyer will come to a decision as to the value of a business they are interested in buying based upon six primary issues. This article by San Diego Business Broker Steve Fitzgerald explains the differences in valuation according to buyers vs. lenders.

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 Categories: Buying A Business, Selling A Business



When To Sell Your Business - Many Factors Play A Part


Contributor: Christina Lazuric | November 4, 2011

Determining the right time to sell a private business is as much an art as a science, because there are so many factors at play and each business is unique. Christina Lazuric an Orange County Business Broker shares her experience on this issue.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Before You Select A Business Broker - Do They Co-Broker?


Contributor: Christina Lazuric | November 2, 2011

To receive the fullest exposure for selling their business, small business owners should make sure their listing broker is co-operating with other business brokers and agents. Christina Lazuric a Southern California business broker discusses this topic.

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 Categories: Business Broker Information, Business Broker Issues, How To Sell A Business



Selling A Business: When And How To Tell Employees


Contributor: Lee Petsas | September 29, 2011

Lee Petsas a Southern California business broker writes about his experiences relating to when to tell employees the business is for sale or has been sold.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Deal And Escrow Issues, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Owners - Do Not Make It Hard To Buy Your Business


Contributor: Peter Siegel, MBA | September 27, 2011

Successful business sellers need a game plan to sell their California small business for maximum price and for the best terms. Peter Siegel, MBA discusses these strategies with BizBen Blog readers.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Selling Your Business Note After You Sell Your Business


Contributor: Lee Petsas | September 26, 2011

There are companies who specialize in purchasing Business Notes (of course at a discount). You can sell all or part of your note. Lee Petsas, a Southern California business broker discusses this entire process in his latest article on BizBen.com.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Deal And Escrow Issues, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



Considerations When Buying A Wholesale, Distribution Business


Contributor: Christina Lazuric | August 30, 2011

I've sold many wholesale/distribution businesses and there are some particular things that you should considering when making the decision to purchase this type of business. Christina Lazuric is an Orange County Business Broker shares her experiences of working with these types of businesses.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, How To Buy A Business, How To Sell A Business



Cash Flow, SDE - Determining The Worth Of A Small Business


Contributor: Ron Hottes | August 29, 2011

The value of the small business is mostly determined by the cash flow (or business brokers use the term "Seller's Discretionary Earnings" instead to be more accurate). This article explores cash flow, SDE - determining the worth of a small business.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Business Valuation Issues, How To Sell A Business



Why Earnest Money Deposit Requirements Can Be High


Contributor: Tawnya Gilreath, CBB | August 25, 2011

Tawnya Gilreath a Los Angeles area business broker explains why earnest money deposits serve several purposes when buying or selling a small business.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Buying A Business, How To Buy A Business, How To Sell A Business, Selling A Business



The Steps In Selling A Business With A Business Broker


Contributor: Ron Hottes | July 28, 2011

Ron Hottes walks you through the steps in selling a business through a business broker.

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 Categories: BizBen Blog Contributor, Business Broker Information, Business Broker Issues, Deal And Escrow Issues, Selling A Business



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