Richard Parker

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One of the biggest problems with small businesses is that often times, the owner does everything. When these businesses are for sale, it is common to identify them as ones where the assets of the business walk out the door every day when the boss leaves. For a prospective buyer, it can be challenging to come to grips with taking over a business like this and having to suddenly be responsible for every aspect of running it.

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Keep in mind global concerns when buying a business.

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Buyers must act quickly if they want the good businesses.

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When Research Reveals Problems During the Due Dilligence Period

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Knowing the right strategy is important when you negotiate buying a business.

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The terms of a deal are more important than the purchase price.

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Learning the right approach helps you find the right business to buy.

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