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The Partners

Dan McGee

Dan manages the brokerage, and is a transactional attorney and broker.  He handles transactions, as well as business planning, sales, mergers & acquisitions. 

Rick Owens

Rick owned and sold several businesses before becoming a full-time business broker.  He has worked closely with businesses on the Central Coast for over 25 years.

Why Use a Business Broker?

 

  • A business broker acts as the leading facilitator of the sale and guides the seller to prepare for selling, and to market for a desirable offer. 
  • They know the ins and outs of the industry and what a buyer is looking for when browsing businesses for sale. With this knowledge, they can help you optimize and market your business to attract more interest from the right candidates. 
  • Buyers are constantly looking, and they continually comb through a broker's listings. 
  • A broker often uses an expansive network of contacts interested in business opportunities. For instance, a broker may have sold a landscaping business, and can go to that pool of buyers that already considered the prior listing.
  • A business broker has the knowledge and experience in laying out a business listing with the right terms and metrics, like cash flow, tax returns, balance sheets, and other financial statements. They also know how to present this information to potential investors.
  • Brokers are generally a regional resource that knows your specific market area. However, they can market to the world.
  •  A broker can help you organize your financial records and tax returns, analyze the market value of your business to determine a sale price with a business valuation, form purchase agreements, and develop an exit strategy.

Other items a business broker will handle during the selling process are:

  • Determining a non-biased asking price through business valuations
  • Screening and pre-qualifying prospective buyers to differentiate between genuinely interested buyers and window shoppers
  • Managing the confidentiality of your sale through non-disclosure agreements
  • Preparing necessary legal documents and business financials
  • Booking meetings with potential buyers
  • Assisting with succession planning
  • Assisting with negotiations, and drafting purchase agreements


Generally, working with a business broker can help relieve the stress of time-consuming tasks while daily operations of the business can continue. 


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