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Express Your Interest: Submit your details and express your interest in selling your small business or real estate property. 

Valuation & Offer: We assess your assets to determine their fair market value and make a competitive offer. 

Negotiate & Finalize: Engage in transparent negotiations, and once we reach an agreement, we finalize the deal. 

Seamless Transition: Experience a smooth transition of ownership, ensuring your legacy is in safe hands." 

Ready to sell your small business or real estate property? Kickstart the process by submitting your interest form below today.

We typically aim to close on Aquisition opportunities within 30-60 days, provided that all necessary documentation is readily available. Our goal is to make the process as seamless as possible, with minimal disruption to your schedule.

We respect the importance of time for both you (the seller) and us (the buyer) and, with a full pipeline of opportunities, we look to expedite the process and maximize the value of completing a deal with us.

If you are open to discussing the possibility of selling your business or property or simply wish to explore our process in more detail, we would be delighted to have a conversation.

Before our meeting, it's essential to gather the necessary documents to ensure a productive discussion. These documents will provide a clear picture of your financial situation and business operations. Here's what you should prepare:

1. Profit and Loss Statement for the Last 2 Years:

• Please provide a detailed profit and loss statement for the last two years. This financial document will help us assess your company's revenue, expenses, and overall financial performance. It's a crucial tool for understanding your business's financial health and growth trends.

2. Lease Agreement (if applicable):

• If you have a lease agreement for your business premises, please bring a copy with you. The lease agreement is essential as it outlines your rental obligations and the terms of your lease. This information will help us understand your real estate commitments, which can impact your overall financial planning.

Having these documents ready in advance will enable us to have a more productive and informed discussion during our meeting. If you have any other relevant documents or specific questions, feel free to share those as well. We look forward to assisting you with your financial and business needs.

Determining the value of your small business, whether you own a laundromat, property management company, or another enterprise, involves a specific set of considerations. The primary factors that influence your business's valuation include:

1. Net Operating Income (NOI): The foundation of any business valuation is the Net Operating Income (NOI). NOI reflects your business's financial performance. It is calculated by deducting all operating expenses like rent, utilities, payroll, and maintenance from your total revenue. A higher NOI generally translates to a higher business valuation.

2. Industry-Specific Multiple: The NOI is then multiplied by an industry-specific multiple to determine the final valuation. This multiple is unique to your industry and can vary significantly. For example, if you own a laundromat, the industry multiple might be different from that of a property management company due to various industry-specific factors such as growth potential, risk, and market trends.

3. Additional Industry-Specific Considerations: In addition to NOI and industry multiple, there are industry-specific factors to consider:

• Laundromat Owners: In the case of a laundromat, the age and condition of equipment are paramount. Well-maintained, up-to-date machines can increase your business's value. The location's lease terms and rent costs also play a significant role, as a long lease with reasonable rent can add to your business's appeal.
• Property Management Companies: For property management companies, the number of properties managed and the terms of existing contracts can be critical. A strong client portfolio and favorable contract terms can enhance the valuation.

Each industry has its unique variables that influence business valuation. For instance, in the property management industry, the quality of client relationships and the duration of property management contracts can be influential factors.