In podcast #3, Jonathan covers:
- What it takes to sell a £70 million business
- What lenders want to know before they’ll agree to finance your acquisition
- Why a distressed company is an opportunity in disguise
- The next three questions to ask in your first conversation with a business owner
Listen to find out:
- The best time to sell a business
- The mistake sellers often make with timing the sale of the business
- Why persistence paid off for one business broker
- The qualities Kiddicare’s former owner wanted to see in a buyer
- What criteria lenders will use when deciding whether to finance your deal
- Why you don’t need to own your own home to get finance for a business acquisition
- Why keeping the exiting owner or manage team locked into the business will help you to raise finance
- Why you need to show financiers proof of address forms along with the last set of filed and management accounts
- How to speed up the funding process
- Why an insolvency situation is almost always an opportunity
- The two things you won’t get from insolvency practitioners in a distressed sale
- The best time to snap up the assets of an insolvent company
- Why speed is essential to insolvency practitioners
- Why offering deferred consideration will push you down the IP’s list of potential buyers
- Why IPs want cash offers
- Why you should network with insolvency practitioners
- Why IPs prefer buyers who are interested in one or two specific sectors
- What puts IPs offer
- Three more questions you should ask during the first conversation with a business owner
- The words to use in a conversation with a business owner
- How to retain control in your relationship with a business owner
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