What You’ll Learn Why these home services businesses can be bought so cheaply. Why private equity still isn’t interested in these companies. How to build a company that grows under …
What You’ll Learn How a data room can help you analyze more deals than you thought possible Why we prefer the “batch approach” to the business search process What resources …
What You’ll Learn Why you need a directory of resources Who should be included in the directory The different stages of the business buying journey What vendors are necessary for …
What You’ll Learn How to identify a list of potential cities where you can source a business acquisition The factors that Acquira uses to rank locations by how friendly they …
Financial due diligence is just not for security brokers. Anyone looking to make an investment, such as purchasing a business, should perform due diligence with the highest standard of care. Due diligence is an audit or investigation of the potential business you want to acquire. Besides reviewing financial statements, any interested party should do their best to confirm any stated facts by the seller.
What You’ll Learn The difference between an owner-run company and a management-run company. How resources, priorities, and processes work together to make your business more efficient. Why culture and core …
In 2022, business acquisition remains the best path toward building wealth and improving your quality of life. In the United States right now, nearly 80 million baby boomers are set …
At Acquira, we have a thriving community of smart and driven Acquisition Entrepreneurs who are pursuing 7-figure acquisitions. The culture of this community is one of sharing best practices and …
We’ve covered roll-ups in the past here at Acquira. There are many reasons that entrepreneurs would choose to implement a roll-up strategy. Whether it’s to stimulate growth, expand their offerings, …
What You’ll Learn How to read a balance sheet. How to read a P&L report. How to read a cash flow statement. How to make predictions based on these statements. …
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