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Why Hiring A Business Broker is Needed When Selling a Transportation Business

Last updated on September 17, 2010 by Sozo Staff Leave a Comment

Maybe you are looking for a local trucking company for sale. Or maybe you are interested in expanding your ambulance business. Perhaps you have searched for limousine businesses for sale in Chicago or even researched the charter bus industry. Whether you are interested in expanding your existing company or looking to enter a new industry, buying a transportation business can often be a confusing time.

If you are negotiating a deal directly with a seller, you may become aware of how emotional and frustrating it can become. In most cases, you are going to collaborate with this seller after the deal is closed. You don’t want any awkward or hard feelings.

You may also be having difficulty even locating transportation businesses for sale. If you do, you may draft up an uninformed offer that could be offensive to the seller.

There are many aspects to consider when buying a transportation company. By working with a third party intermediary, a buyer can increase his/her chance of obtaining a business in which they understand the growth and profit outlook.

By hiring an transportation industry expert, the buyer will gain many advantages:

business brokers for the trucking industry

Screened Businesses for Sale

  • The business broker can automatically screen business that fit the criteria that you decide upon. They can screen factors such as geography/location, company size, and category to show you prospective businesses.

Financial Impact

  • The professional will develop models and charts that will educate the buyer on the financial potential of the business. They will clearly explain the assets, inventory, profit, and potential profit with the buyer.

Negotiating Offers

  • An experienced business broker will create deal structures that allow the seller and buyer to reach a majority of their goals. They have worked with, informed, and educated the seller about the value of their business. They can also help a buyer draft purchase offers.

Distance

  • As previously mentioned, often times a seller and buyer will work together for some time after the deal is closed. A third party intermediary will handle sensitive issues and provide the seller and buyer enough distance to keep their emotions in check.

Closing the Deal

  • When negotiating and closing a deal, issues or complications are likely to arise. An experienced transportation business broker will anticipate and expect these types of issues. They are prepared with options to handle and resolve complications that have the potential to hamper a sale.

Collaboration

  • The buyer will have the benefit of working with not only a business broker, but also recommended professionals. Lawyers, accountants, and tax specialists are important in many aspects of the buying process. By working with an entire team of experienced professionals, the buyer is able to draft an offer, negotiate, and close the deal faster.

If you are looking to buy a transportation business, dealing directly with the seller is probably not the best way to go. Consider working with an expert business broker and team of professionals who can offer invaluable knowledge and advice during the buying process.

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