Buying, Selling & Running a Business

How do I buy an existing business without getting burned?

Get the real picture before you sign — from an M&A advisor or seasoned acquisition specialist who knows where the red flags hide.

One-hour session · $250–600

Why reading about it only gets you so far

The generic due-diligence checklist tells you to "review the financials" — it doesn't tell you what a motivated seller hides, or how the numbers can look fine right up until they don't. This is a bet-your-savings decision and the stakes are exactly why abstract information isn't enough.

An experienced professional who works in business acquisitions can tell you what buyers routinely miss, what's worth checking harder, and where the real red flags hide.

What a conversation gives you

Who you’d speak with

Real, relevant professional experience — not a generic coach pitch.

Common questions

What should I check before buying a business?

You'll get the specific things an experienced professional sees buyers overlook — beyond the standard checklist. Pair it with your own accountant and solicitor for the formal review.

What are the biggest red flags?

A specialist who works in acquisitions can name the patterns that look fine on paper and aren't — the ones a checklist won't flag.

How do I not overpay?

You'll hear how experienced professionals sanity-check a price and approach negotiation — general perspective, not a formal valuation.

Is this financial or legal advice?

No. It's informed perspective from a professional with relevant expertise. For advice specific to your deal, use a qualified accountant and solicitor.

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