Find, evaluate, and acquire a stronger business.

Start by defining your budget, geography, preferred industries, owner role, and financing constraints. Then source opportunities, review normalized cash flow, value the business, negotiate an LOI, complete due diligence, finalize financing and agreements, and plan the transition.

Qualified buyers may use SBA-backed financing for eligible acquisitions, subject to lender underwriting, borrower equity, cash flow, collateral, management experience, and current program requirements.

A diligence plan commonly covers tax returns, financial statements, bank records, contracts, leases, employees, customers, vendors, licenses, litigation, equipment, working capital, and seller representations.

Small businesses are commonly evaluated using normalized SDE or EBITDA, market multiples, assets, growth, customer concentration, owner dependence, capital requirements, and business-specific risk.