Comments on: Buying a Business … 1+1=3

By: Jane from Tenerife Business Sales

Jane from Tenerife Business Sales — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 19:01:03 +0000

I read that twice, and if its ok with you I will quote you in a post I'm intending to create. I work with company directors in Tenerife and we deal with our own issues. An example of the most important issues being that we live on an island and so resident expertise, materials and goods all must be imported. There are also a whole bunch of bureacratic hurdles that owners of businesses have to deal with. Having said that it's a fantastic place to live and its a small price to pay for some inconvenience. The internet is a great help... I'll come back to visit http://www.tenerife-business.com soon!

By: Scott Messinger

Scott Messinger — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 00:12:46 +0000

buy business – Enjoying what you do should be part of the decision process- I agree. Hopefully a solid business model couple with your interest can provide long term success for acquisitions.
Proper Due diligence will increase chances of success of such acquisitions. regards and thanks for reading Scott.

By: Buy Business

Buy Business — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 16:30:45 +0000

I think that buying a business which already has a customer base, turnover and hopefully some profit is a much better option for the people who can afford to buy a business. However if the business buyer doesn't have any interest in the products or services the business produces the business will eventually fail due to the lack of motivation. I would always recommend anyone who is thinking of buying a business, to research the sectors that they are interested in and find businesses suited to their interests as this will give them motivation to make the business a success.

By: Essays

Essays — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:10:04 +0000

There are certain advantages in acquiring a running company. For example, you get running customers with the good will of the company. Although, we will be requested to pay extra money for good will.