Typres of Fraud: Sheriff-Coroner - County Administrator - Product and Direct Sales - Service and Repairs - Home Improvement - Personal Improvement - Business Franchises and Investments - Miscellaneous
let's face it, you've been around the block a few times. For 10 years you said you were going to retire. You know who, you are probably looking at your last decade or so. So now you either put your business up for sale, or you spend your last days gambling that some from the County corners department or administrators department doesn't somehow cheat you out of your business.
So stop what you're doing and think about what you going to do. don't pay up-run these
When it comes time to sell your business, find someone who is willing to list and sell your business on a "access fee" basis only.
Anyone who asked for an up front the may not have the confidence required to sell your business. You want someone who will stick with you through thick and then. You want someone to sell your business for the money you desire. You do not need someone looking for a quick sale of your business. Business sales people of this quality are a dime a dozen. You need someone who will market your business, who will pay for all related advertising, and somebody to screen out less desirable buyers. After all, you put your name on your business and you don't want to see your name dragged through the mud. You want to sell to somebody with a sense of morality and ethics. Nuaturally, you'll want to dismiss selling to an Orange County coroner's employee or Orange County Administration employee. Once a buyer showed that he is ready to make an offer, be sure your sales company comes to your aid in negotiating the contract, and be sure they help with escrow fund verification. When it comes to closing, you must be compensated as you agreed upon earlier, and then your sales company service broker will receive their eggs. |
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