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Selling Your Business In Florida 

Selling a business in Florida is a multi-faceted process that requires careful planning, strategic execution, and the expertise of seasoned professionals. Whether you're a business owner looking to retire, change industries, or simply move on to new ventures, the steps involved in selling a business can seem complex and daunting. This section aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the key stages involved in selling a business in Florida.

STEPS TO SELLING YOUR BUSINESS

🔒 Confidentiality Agreement

Your proprietary information is protected with an NDA, ensuring confidentiality throughout the process.

📊 Business Valuation

We analyze financials to determine an accurate market value, setting expectations for buyers.

📢 Marketing Strategy

A professional CIM/OM is created, and no details are disclosed without NDA and vetting.

🤝 Private Equity & Buyer Outreach

We connect with private equity groups and strategic buyers to maximize your opportunities.

🏦 Lender Qualification

We secure lender qualification, allowing buyers to finance the purchase with confidence.

👥 Buyer & Seller Meeting

We arrange a meeting to establish rapport, improving negotiation success.

⏳ Not Ready Yet?

If you’re not sale-ready, we advise on financial improvements and exit strategies.

🔒 Confidential Sale Process

We market your business discreetly—no names, addresses, or photos are publicly disclosed.
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long does it usually take to sell my business through Tambay Mergers?
Most transactions close within 6 – 12 months. The exact timeline depends on valuation accuracy, buyer pool size, due-diligence speed, and how prepared your financials are on day one.

2. What financial records do I need to prepare before listing?
At minimum you’ll want three years of profit-and-loss statements, balance sheets, tax returns, and a current year-to-date P&L. Clean, well-organized financials accelerate buyer due diligence and boost perceived value.

3. How is my business kept confidential during the sale process?

All buyers sign a strict non-disclosure agreement before receiving any identifiable information. Listings are marketed without your business name, location, or photos, and all calls or meetings are scheduled off-site or after hours whenever needed.

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Your Next Step: Get a Professional Valuation

Before selling, it’s essential to understand your business's market value. Our valuation experts analyze financials, market trends, and industry factors to provide a precise estimate. Take the first step today!

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