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Seller financing can make a deal more attractive to a buyer when selling a business, but it also comes with risks. Ensuring proper security, such as a lien on tangible assets or a personal guaranty, is essential to protect your interests if the buyer defaults. Explore the importance of securing your deal in the article linked below. #SellerFinancing #BusinessTransactions #RiskManagement #FLBLaw

Seller financing can make a deal more attractive to a buyer when selling a business, but it also comes with risks. Ensuring proper security, such as a lien on tangible assets or a personal guaranty, is essential to protect your interests if the buyer defaults. Explore the importance of securing your deal in the article linked below. #SellerFinancing #BusinessTransactions #RiskManagement #FLBLaw

Seller financing can make a deal more attractive to a buyer when selling a business, but it also comes with risks. Ensuring proper security, such as a lien on tangible assets or a personal guaranty, is essential to protect your interests if the buyer defaults. Explore the importance of securing your deal in the article linked below. #SellerFinancing #BusinessTransactions #RiskManagement #FLBLaw

We bought deals in 2009. It wasn't easy. Risk was everywhere. Fear was everywhere. Doubt was everywhere. But instead of letting those risks keep us from playing the game... We were serious about evaluating the realities of those risks. Were there some risks that kept us out of deals? Absolutely. Were there some risks that still made sense to take on in the context of the deals? You bet. The only blanket statement you should make in real estate is that blanket statements are useless. Each risk is its own risk. Each deal is its own deal. Each market is its own market. Evaluate everything with as little bias as possible. Great opportunities exist in all markets.

Are you wondering who holds title in seller financing? It doesn’t have to be confusing. Ted Thomas explains seller financing and how you can mitigate your risk! https://lnkd.in/ehJcRHTK

Due diligence is an essential step that protects buyers. Sellers should be prepared for the process and have things in good shape well in advance. Here's a look into unexpected places where a deal can potentially go awry. https://zurl.co/bwB8

How to avoid fraud while purchasing Gold Here are some steps to follow: Check References: Ask for and verify references from previous transactions. Verify Documentation: Ensure they provide valid business licenses, tax IDs, and other relevant documents. Use Reputable Platforms: Engage with buyers through trusted platforms and networks. Conduct Due Diligence: Research their business history and reputation. Take precautions always.

Reason #3C - Pre-Sale Inspections are the #1 Return on Investment for Sellers: Pre-Sale Inspections protect your money in the negotiation. If you choose not to do pre-sale inspections, then expect a savvy Buyer's Agent to use the Buyer's findings from their inspections with a multiple (2X, 3X) in their negotiation with you. The reason is that inspections are visual, non-instrusive inspections, so there may be more damage beyond what can be visually seen. Savvy Buyer's Agents know this and will use this as leverage in the negotiation. Sellers can prevent this transfer of leverage upfront and protect their money in the negotiation from a 2X or 3X multiple loss with Pre-Sale Inspections. To watch the full video visit our YouTube page at: https://lnkd.in/gXpv3DTH #PreSaleInspection #HomeROI #RealEstateTips #SellSmart #MasseyAllenGroup #MAG #TheHardWorkingNiceGuysAndGals #WeDoWhatMostAgentsWont Tim Allen Jr. COMPASS DRE #01932798

As a buyer or an agent you really need to understand what you're looking at when you show a house. Do not assume anything just because something doesn't look right to you Do your due diligence. again do your due diligence 📣📣📣

Now more than ever the biggest variable in getting tough deals approved is what broker you are working with. Most of us have access to sources with similar guidelines. Who is going to fight for your deals...Push back on underwriting and appeal decisions when the initial answer is no. Tell the story of why they will be successful, get financials when needed and let us get it approved. Our reputation is strong and our conversations and justification of purchase often times moves the needle. We don't have a magic wand, but we grind harder than the next guy. We understand that one deal can make your month, quarter or year and treat them as such.