Seller Resources: Guides for Selling Your Business

Everything you need to know, in the order you'll need it

Selling a business is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make - and most owners go into it with almost no information. We wrote these guides to change that.

Whether you’re just starting to think about an exit, actively preparing, or ready to talk to a broker, everything below is organized in the order you’ll need it. Start wherever makes sense for you.

Start Here: The Complete Guide to Selling a Business

If you only read one thing, make it this.

Is Now the Right Time?

Most owners either sell too late or too early. These guides help you figure out where you stand.

Understanding the Numbers

What’s it worth, what drives the multiple, and what will you actually keep after taxes? These are the financial questions every seller needs to answer early.

Getting Ready to Sell

Once you know what your business is worth and you’ve decided to move forward, preparation determines everything. Buyers who encounter messy financials or missing documentation walk away.

Do You Need a Broker?

For businesses in the $1M-$25M range, the right broker can mean the difference between a deal that closes at a premium and one that drags for two years. But the wrong broker can be worse than no broker at all.

What to Expect During the Process

You’ve prepared, you’ve chosen your team, and you’re ready to go to market. Here’s what the actual process looks like - from first offer to wire transfer.

After the Sale

The wire hits your account. Now what? These aren’t the financial planning articles you’ll find everywhere else.

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Brecht Palombo
"As a business owner you'll exit your business in one of three ways: when you want to, when you have to, or feet first. Planning a successful exit from a business you've built and preserving your wealth and legacy starts with understanding its true value - and any hurdles to your marketability. If you're considering an exit in the next 1-3 years you should start your evaluation today."
— Brecht Palombo, Founder & Managing Director