Denver Business Brokers™ sets the highest quality standards in the industry, providing professional service with integrity. Strength, professionalism and commitment are the cornerstones of Denver Business Brokers™. As advocates we provide as advocates a comprehensive consultative approach to each and every business transaction to buyers and sellers of main street, upper main street, and middle market businesses.
The decision to buy or sell a business is often a difficult one because of the profound personal and financial impact. The dedicated full-time Professional Intermediaries at Denver Business Brokers™ are committed to protect every client’s interest and to working diligently with every client facilitating the purchase or sale of a business or business interest. Choosing to work with Denver Business Brokers™ means you will have peace of mind in knowing that we work to secure the best possible result for yourself from the onset of the buying or selling process. At Denver Business Brokers™ we provide professional service with proven results.
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Recent Posts
Around the Web: A Month in Summary
A recent article posted on the Axial Forum entitled “What Do Buyers Look for in the Lower Middle Market?” explains how to make your business valuable to potential buyers and how to find the right buyers for your business. The buyers in the lower middle market are usually strategic buyers, …
Don’t Let the Dust Settle on Your Lease: 8 Factors to Consider
Owners often neglect understanding their leases and this can be problematic. If your business is location-sensitive, then the status of your lease could be of paramount importance. Restaurants and retail businesses, for example, are usually location-dependent and need to pay special attention to their leases. But with that stated, every …
The Importance of the Term Sheet
The value of the term sheet shouldn’t be overlooked. From buyers and sellers to advisors and intermediaries, the term sheet is often used before the creation of an actual purchase or sale agreement. That stated, it is important that the term sheet is actually explained in detail. Let’s take a …
Your Deal is Almost Done, Then Again, Maybe Not
Having a letter of intent signed by both the buyer and the seller can be a very good feeling. Everything can seem as though it is moving along just fine, but the due diligence process must still be completed. It is during due diligence that a seller decides whether he …
Around the Web: A Month in Summary
A recent article from Small Business Trends entitled “41% of Entrepreneurs Will Leave Their Small Business Behind in 5 Years” summarizes a report by a global financial services firm that looks at business ownership and entrepreneurialism in modern America. The report found that almost 60% of wealthy investors would consider …
Three Easy & Effective Ways to Negotiate
Far too many prospective business buyers and sellers overlook just how important negotiations can be. But they can also be tricky. In general, there are three approaches to negotiations. Thinking through your negotiation strategies well before the time to buy or sell is a savvy and prudent move. Negotiation Tactic …
