Common Pitfalls When Selling a Business (And How to Avoid Them)
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Common Pitfalls When Selling a Business (And How to Avoid Them)
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Summary
In this episode of the Steps to Soul podcast, hosts Brandon Bourgeois and Chris Sater discuss the common pitfalls when selling a business and how to avoid them. They cover key topics such as overestimating business value, the importance of clean financial documentation, the risks of relying on a single buyer, the necessity of involving key employees in the sale process, and the impact of time on closing deals. The conversation emphasizes the need for proper preparation and realistic expectations to ensure a successful business sale.
Takeaways
- One in three deals don't make it to close.
- 75% to 90% of businesses listed never sell.
- Overestimating business value is a common pitfall.
- Clean financials are crucial for a successful sale.
- Relying on one buyer can be risky.
- Involving key employees can enhance the sale process.
- Time management is critical in closing deals.
- Don't rush the sale process; take your time.
- Proper documentation is essential for buyer trust.
- Understanding market data is key to pricing a business.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Business Selling Pitfalls
02:24 Overestimating Business Value
07:30 Importance of Financial Documentation
12:34 Relying on One Buyer
19:07 Involving Key Employees in the Sale
23:54 The Impact of Time on Deals
Keywords
business sale, pitfalls, overestimating value, financial documentation, buyer reliance, employee involvement, time management