
What It’s Like To Close On A Business
Any time one of our Acquisition Entrepreneurs closes on a business, it’s an opportunity to celebrate. That’s especially true for Daniel Elizondo. Daniel joined Acquira’s program in January 2021 and …
Any time one of our Acquisition Entrepreneurs closes on a business, it’s an opportunity to celebrate. That’s especially true for Daniel Elizondo. Daniel joined Acquira’s program in January 2021 and …
What You’ll Learn The benefits of acquiring a home services business. The importance of professional coaching services when acquiring a home services business. The 10 essential steps to acquiring a …
What You’ll Learn Why SDE is so important in business valuation. Which add-backs should be included in an SDE calculation. Important questions to ask when appraising a business. An essential …
What You’ll Learn How two Acquisition Entrepreneurs pushed their deal across the finish line. How John and Bryant overcame the fact that one of them wasn’t eligible for life insurance. …
If your goal is become an absentee owner it's important to understand exactly what is required and how long it will take.
If you go through Acquira's training, one phrase you'll see a lot is "location agnostic." What that means is basically, the more places that you're willing to look to buy a business, the more likely it is that you'll find one that matches your unique investment thesis.
Each step of the process brings unique challenges that can cause setbacks and disappointments. That’s why we measure success by people’s ability to get back up again after falling.
Acquisition Entrepreneur Benjamin Smith offers three pieces of advice for fellow Acquisition Entrepreneurs who are about to close on a business.
What You’ll Learn: Why you need to reach out to business brokers How dealing with business brokers can help you iterate your investment thesis How to position yourself with business …
This fear of proceeding alone into the unknown often leads Acquisition Entrepreneurs (AEs) to seek out a partner to accompany them on their business buying journey. After all, it’s a lot easier to justify a decision when two people agree on it – even if it turns out to be the wrong decision.