A fast, off market path to selling your business
Serious buyers, clear structure, private process
If you’re thinking about stepping away from your company, I help you explore options quietly. Share the basics, get a straightforward evaluation, and see if a direct sale or structured deal makes sense.
No listings, no public announcement. You stay in control of if and when you move forward.
A simple path from first conversation to closing
Whether you want a clean exit or a structured transition, the process starts the same way. Quiet, focused, and built around your goals.
Tell me about the business
Use the short form below to share what you do, where you operate, rough revenue, and why you are considering a sale. This gives enough context to see if there is a potential fit.
Review, questions, and structure
I review your information, ask any focused follow up questions, and outline what a realistic sale or transition could look like based on your situation and goals.
You decide how to move forward
If it makes sense, we agree on terms, timeline, and who will be involved from my side. Then I help coordinate with legal and closing so the process is clear and predictable.
Traditional business sale versus working with me
Brokers and listings are one way to sell. For many owners, a quiet process with fewer moving parts feels safer and more practical.
Broker, listings, and open market
You prepare financials, marketing packages, and public listings while the business stays in limbo waiting for the right buyer.
- Broker fees and success commissions at closing
- Public listings that can worry staff, customers, or competitors
- Multiple buyer meetings, diligence requests, and delays
- Deals that can change or fall apart late in the process
Direct or quietly placed sale
You deal with me as your main point of contact. In some cases I buy directly, in others I bring in a small number of serious buyers from my network.
- Private outreach without public listings or for sale blasts
- Simple, realistic structures instead of overcomplicated deals
- Aligned focus on keeping key people and customers supported
- Clear next steps so you always know where things stand
Businesses and situations that are a fit
I focus on smaller, owner led companies where a clean transition, a fair number, and protecting your people matter more than squeezing every last dollar from a long process.
Examples of businesses I review:
- Local service companies such as trades, home services, and professional services
- Simple retail, e commerce, or niche online businesses
- Owner operated companies where you are the key decision maker
- Partnership changes where one partner wants out and the other needs a path forward
- Situations driven by retirement, relocation, health, or life changes
Built around your priorities
For some owners, the top priority is maximizing price. For others, it is speed, privacy, or taking care of key employees and customers. My role is to understand what matters most to you, then design a path that respects that.
That could mean a straightforward sale, a buyout over time, or bringing in an operator who can keep the business running while you step back.
What happens if I reach out about my business?
Most owners I speak with are exploring this type of sale for the first time. Here is what you can expect from me.
You can also include specific questions in the form at the bottom and I will address them first when I reply.
Do you charge a fee or broker commission?
No. I do not charge you a traditional broker commission to review your business or to outline a possible deal. If we move forward, my compensation comes from how the transaction is structured with the buyer, not from a separate fee you pay on top.
Will employees, customers, or competitors find out?
Initial conversations are private. I treat your information as confidential and do not blast your business out to the market. If we reach a point where others need to be involved, we plan that together in a way that protects your relationships.
What if the numbers or structure do not work for me?
You can walk away at any point before you sign legal documents. Looking at options does not lock you into selling. If the structure or price does not feel right, you can say no and keep running the business or explore other options.
What kind of information will you need from me?
We start with basics like what you sell, how you make money, key people, and rough financials. If it looks like a possible fit, we can review more detailed numbers, existing loans or leases, and any contracts that matter.
How long does the process usually take?
Timelines depend on the size and complexity of your business. The goal is always to move faster and with fewer surprises than a full open market process. Early conversations and a clear outline of the deal often happen much sooner than most owners expect.
Tell me about the business you are considering selling
This is the quiet first step. Share the basics about your company, why you are thinking about selling, and what a good outcome would look like for you. I review every submission personally and follow up with a clear next step.
Start with a short, confidential overview
Use this form to outline what you do, how long you have been in business, and what you are hoping to achieve by selling. There is no pressure and no obligation to move forward.
Sell Your House
Fast – Easy – Fair
Tell me about your property and situation. I’ll look everything over personally and get back to you with the best option with no pressure and no obligations.