The Difference Between Business Brokers and Real Estate Brokers
Those involved with the selling of businesses in California are required to have a real estate license issued by the state. This is the same
Those involved with the selling of businesses in California are required to have a real estate license issued by the state. This is the same
You need to show your cards! Business Buyers, when reaching out to buy a business, remember that you are asking for confidential information. Even the
It won’t surprise anyone to know that the seller of a business almost always thinks that the business is worth more than the buyer is
Vanguard Resource Group is pleased to announce the sale of Nuyo Frozen Yogurt located in the Eastlake area of San Diego County. This location was
Sell your business now, keep your job, and retire later. Here’s why selling your business to private equity could be your best choice. A lot
What’s the first question the Buyer asks about buying your business? Usually, it’s “how much can I make if I own this business?” For main
Vanguard Resource Group, the leader in private business sales in San Diego, is staffed with some of the industry’s best-qualified and most experienced business brokers. Our professionals have all earned or are candidates for the Certified Business Intermediary (CBI) designation from the prestigious International Business Brokers Association (IBBA). Our principals have also earned the prestigious Merger & Acquisition Master Intermediary (M&AMI) designation from the M&A Source, an IBBA affiliate. When choosing a business broker in San Diego, or the surrounding area, we suggest you select a highly skilled team who will guide you through the process when selling a business and business valuations.
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When considering the sale of a business, Sellers are often confronted with a critical decision: should they opt for an asset sale or a stock sale? Each structure comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and understanding the distinctions between the two can significantly impact the outcome of the transaction.
When selling a business, typically, the purchase agreement will have a stated time during which the buyer may perform their due diligence. On small transactions,