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in the Value
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Informational
Informational Valuation Reports are less time-intensive to produce and more affordable.
20-30+ pages, these reports provide valuable insight to establish a market price, support exit planning or inform internal business planning decisions.
This report is best suited for individuals who donβt need a certified valuation and are comfortable with more limited procedures and reporting.
Common Uses:
π€ - Buying a business
π - Selling a business
πΈ - Partner buy-in/buy-outs
π - Exit planning
Certified
Certified Reports are prepared by a certified business appraiser.
Include in-depth written analysis of the nature & history of company, industry & economy, financial analysis and conclusion of value.
This type of report is best when you expect a lot of scrutiny over the value or when there is a high level of interest in detailed support and explanation of the valuation.
Common Uses:
π - Gift / estate planning
πΌ - Employee benefit plans
βοΈ - Litigation
π€ - Partner dispute resolution
π¦ - Bank loans
π - Divorces
When you get a valuation from a firm with certified experts, you can trust that itβs reliable and credible.
Scott Davis
Business Broker & Valuation Expert
OUR TEAM
Meet Our Awesome Team
Scott Davis
Working through the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA), I bring both professional and personal experience to the table. Having successfully exited my own business for $6 million in 2022, I understand the complexities and challenges of valuing and selling a business firsthand. You can rely on my expertise to provide you with an accurate, trustworthy valuation that helps you make informed decisions for your future.
Frequently Ask Question
Up to 80% of businesses fail to sell due to financing issues. The primary reason is the gap between the sales price agreed with the buyer and the loan amount approved by lenders, which makes it difficult to finalize the sale.
A prequalified appraisal gives you an upfront understanding of how much your business can be financed for, reducing the risk of financing issues and increasing the chances of a successful sale.
Lenders tend to take a more conservative approach to financing compared to the higher values business owners may expect. This cautious lending approach often results in a valuation gap that can create financing challenges during the sale process.
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