A price starts with what transfers
You have built revenue, relationships and a way of getting the work done. A buyer will ask which parts keep working after you leave. Start with those facts before anchoring on an asking price.
Request a confidential introduction to an independent valuation partner. Discuss your earnings, reasons for selling and next steps without committing to list the company.
Reconcile reported profit and supported adjustments.
Show who handles customers and operations without you.
Compare closing cash, debt payoff and later payments.
Different businesses. Different buyer questions.
Consider the terms alongside the price
A cash offer and a financed offer can leave you with different risks. Inventory, working capital, a lease assignment and transition time also affect what you actually receive.
Learn how to recast Owner Earnings Before Seeking Offers and compare Cash at Closing With a Seller Note before you agree to exclusivity.
Nevada paperwork to organize before a sale
Licenses, tax accounts and employer reporting each need their own decision. Start with the agency that handles the actual business and location.
See the full seller paperwork guide →For owners across the valley and beyond
Know who receives your request
This website provides seller introductions to an independent business valuation partner. We may receive compensation for introductions. Your request is not a listing agreement or a promise of a sale price.
Do not send tax returns, customer identities or employee records through the form. Start with the basic company and contact details; arrange sensitive document sharing directly with the partner.