Business Brokers

About the heading Business Brokers in Yellow Pages®

Business brokers, also known as business transfer agents and sometimes business intermediaries, are individuals who specialise in the brokerage or buying and selling of businesses. Business brokers may work individually or for a business brokerage firm.

Many people who are thinking of selling or buying a business, including sourcing franchise opportunities, will consult a business broker. The selling or buying of a business can be a very complex process which, if not handled correctly, can result in heavy financial losses. This means there are many advantages of hiring a business broker who has the professional expertise and experience to facilitate the process of buying or selling a business to a successful conclusion. Business brokers’ responsibilities include taking into consideration due diligence, working capital, inventory transition issues, confidentially, employees, property leases, equipment leases, licenses, non complete agreements, intellectual property, training and support after business sale, franchise approval and equipment appraisal etc.

Business brokers can be consulted on the buying and selling of small businesses such as lunch bars through to bigger businesses such as large motels etc. They can also be consulted on business opportunities, businesses for sale and franchise opportunities. Business brokers can be located in cities, and metropolitan and some regional areas. If you are looking for information on business brokers look under this heading in Yellow Pages®.