Wide-format flat-design illustration of enterprise value splitting into four segments flowing to a seller figure — cash at closing as the largest green segment, seller note as a medium peach-orange segment, earnout as a smaller yellow segment, and equity rollover as the smallest navy segment — each with a different timing indicator.

How Deal Structure Affects the Real Price You Walk Away With

The number on the LOI is not what you walk away with. This is one of the most important — and most consistently misunderstood — realities of selling a business. Sellers spend months focused on achieving a target enterprise value: $2M, $5M, $10M. They negotiate hard to reach that number. They celebrate when the LOI […]

Wide-format flat-design illustration of a seller figure at the center holding a Seller Financing Available document as a fulcrum, with multiple buyer figures approaching from different directions showing interest and a rising price arrow in the background, in a warm peach-orange and dark navy palette.

Seller Financing as a Value Lever: How It Can Increase Your Sale Price

Most business owners think of financing as the buyer’s problem. The buyer needs to figure out how to fund the acquisition — through savings, an SBA loan, private equity, or some combination. The seller’s job is to pick the best offer and close. Financing is a buyer concern, not a seller strategy. That’s exactly backwards […]

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