When selling a childcare business, as part of the Asset Purchase Agreement (the business sale contract), the business buyer may request that a portion of the childcare business seller’s proceeds from the sale be held, usually in an escrow account, for a specified period after the transaction closes. The buyers’ requests for a funds holdback…
Having worked as a child care business mergers and acquisitions advisor since 1995, I know that when a child care owner contacts me, they are often interested in selling their child care business. One of the primary things they would like to know is its value. Knowing the value is key when considering the sale…
Introduction Planning your exit from your childcare business is a critical phase in your lifecycle as an entrepreneur. A well-thought-out exit strategy ensures the business’s continuity and maximizes the value derived from years of hard work. Exit planning involves preparing for the eventual ownership transition, which requires careful consideration and strategic planning. Understanding Exit Planning…
“If You Hide the Money Too Well, Nobody Will Be Able to Find It.” When I began my business brokerage career in 1995, it was common to find that business owners were not reporting all of their business revenues. In addition, they were also incurring numerous personal expenses (cars, house payments, country club memberships, personal…
Large Child Care Building – Douglas County, GA (Real Estate Only) Price reduced! Real Estate only – Child care business closed. NOTE: Before being provided any additional information about the childcare businesses we represent, a buyer must complete the Buyer Registration Forms and Confidentiality Agreement. Once we receive your completed forms, we will reach out…
