When most people think of starting a business, they think of beginning from scratch- -developing your own ideas and building the company from the ground up. But starting from scratch presents some distinct disadvantages, including the difficulty of building a customer base, marketing the new business, hiring employees and establishing cash flow... all without a track record or reputation to go on.
In most cases, buying an existing business is less risky than starting from scratch.
When you buy a business, you take over an operation that's already generating cash
flow and profits. You have an established customer base, reputation and employees
who are familiar with all aspects of the business. And you don't have to reinvent the
wheel setting up new procedures, systems and policies--since a successful formula for
running the business has already been put in place.
On the downside, buying a business is often more costly than starting from scratch.
However, it's easier to get financing to buy an existing business than to start
a new one. Bankers and investors generally feel more comfortable dealing with a
business that already has a proven track record. In addition, buying a business
may give you valuable legal rights, such as patents or copyrights, which can
prove very profitable. Of course, there's no such thing as a sure thing--and buying
an existing business is no exception. If you're not careful, you could get stuck
with obsolete inventory, uncooperative employees or outdated distribution methods.
To make sure you get the best deal when buying an existing business.
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Automobile industry facing a tough time as vehicle demand is sluggish.
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What is a Business Profile?
A “business profile” also called a “sell side profile” can be
any of the following:
Business for sale,
Business offering a stake sale,
Business seeking capital,
Business seeking a loan,
Business seeking Joint Venture partners,
Business asset for sale
Why should I disclose my business' name?
All profiles on InvestorCart are verified and hence we need to make sure that the business exists. Business' name is not publicly disclosed on InvestorCart. Registered Advisors need not enter their client's name and instead, use their company's name along with a project name.
