Should you offer seller financing? The real risk (and when it pays off)
Seller financing is not a substitute for buyer qualification; it’s icing on the cake.
Seller financing is not a substitute for buyer qualification; it’s icing on the cake.
Because selling a business is not like selling a house. It’s complex. It’s emotional. And how long it takes depends on how prepared you are.
But every year, I see smart, capable business owners try to sell their company without professional help. And they pay the price.
Buyers aren’t just crunching numbers. They’re reading between the lines. They want proof, not projections.
If you’re thinking about selling your business and planning for retirement in 2025, I want you to be prepared. The SBA’s new playbook is a game-changer.