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The most comprehensive, easy-to-understand source of information for selling a small to mid-sized business.8 - Due Diligence
Once you accept a letter of intent, the buyer will begin the process of investigating the operational, legal, and financial aspects of your business, known as due diligence. Half of deals die at this stage – here’s how to navigate these 30 to 90 crucial days before closing.
After you accept an offer or letter of intent (LOI) on your business, the buyer will begin due diligence. Due diligence is the process of gathering and analyzing information to help the parties determine whether or not to proceed with a business transaction.
When a seller doesn’t prepare for due diligence, it can turn into an expensive and time-consuming undertaking. However, there are many advantages to preparing for due diligence, and we believe this is a crucial step in selling your business quickly and for peak value.