What to Look for in Quality Business for Sale Listings
If you have ever wondered how brokers decide which homes they will buy, you may want to know which criteria they use to evaluate home sale listings. This YouTube video teaches viewers what a broker typically considers when looking at a business for sale. If a business is for sale, the general rule is that a listing should ideally be less than 24 hours old.
If a listing is older than that, it could mean a potential problem with the listing.
In the details of a business sale listing, the price listed in the ad is likely higher than what the seller will eventually accept. A broker will want to be sure they are finding factual information in an advertisement for a business sale. For example, a broker wants to see the owner listed in the ad rather than another broker. Most of all, a broker looks for a business they believe they can sell.
If a buyer isn’t familiar with the business industry for sale, it may not be the best choice for that buyer. Familiarity with the industry is essential, since a potential buyer may question the business’s prospects. Another point to consider is how long the business has been operating and, if it has closed, how long it has been closed.