Buying & Selling a Business | Corporate or Small Business
Buying & Selling a Business (1/2)
Buying & Selling A Business (2/2)
Rights of Minority Owners
Just because someone may be a majority owner of a company does NOT mean the company can do whatever they please. Minority owners have substantial rights and remedies to protect their interests. Minority owners may not feel in control, but this does not mean they do not have power. A minority... (Continue reading...)
Raising Capital for Your Business
To successfully raise capital, you must be prepared to do so, recognize the sources of capital, be aware of the costs of the funds, be in compliance with securities laws, and have a back end strategy. Be Prepared: One thing investors want to make sure of is that they are going to get their investment... (Continue reading...)
The Dynasty Family Business – Part Two
Part One of the Dynasty Family Business covered necessary characteristics a family business needs to become a Dynasty Family Business, and was posted on May 24, 2017. In this second part, the passage of ownership will be explained. The “live forever plan” has not yet been shown to be successful.... (Continue reading...)
The Dynasty Family Business – Part One
Ultimately, there are only three things you can do with your business: you can close it (which might lead to bankruptcy), you can sell it to a stranger, or you can keep it in your family. This article will explore how a business can be passed from one generation to the next – the Dynasty Family... (Continue reading...)
What are the Steps in Selling a Business?
Very few people sell multiple numbers of businesses. Accordingly, MOST businesses are sold by “first time” sellers. The purpose of this article is to provide you some insight on the steps you should take in the course of selling your business. Self-Assessment Are you in fact selling a business? If... (Continue reading...)
What You Need to Know Before Purchasing a Franchise
Why a consider purchasing a franchise Proven business model Market recognition Advertising strength Might be easier to finance A “Franchise” is an oral or written agreement, either express or implied, which provides all of the following[1]: Grants the right to distribute goods... (Continue reading...)
Don’t Screw Up Your Start Up!
On Monday Sam Kreamer was back on Insight on Business – The News Hour with Michael Libbie going over some of the Do’s and Don’t’s of business start ups. Click the link below to listen to the podcast! Don’t Screw Up Your Start Up! Read More
