Cash at closing isn't the only option.
A broker usually steers you to cash at closing. It's how they get paid. We're the buyer, so we can build the deal around your taxes, your timing and how involved you want to stay.
The five ways to sell
Pick one to see how it works and when the money arrives.
The simple exit
Cash at closing
One check at closing, and you're done.
When it works
- You need the money for something specific: family, health, the next venture
- Your tax situation can handle it
- You want no ongoing ties to the business
Good to know
- The whole taxable gain usually lands in the year you sell. Ask your CPA what that means for you
- The most cash on day one, but not always the most dollars overall
Paid at closing
Shapes show timing, not amounts. Every deal is priced on its own numbers.
Which one is right for you?
Honest answer: we don't know yet. It depends on your numbers, your taxes, your timeline and what matters most to you.
That's what the first two weeks are for. We map out one to three options for your situation, with the math behind each. You take them to your CPA and attorney, and you decide.
We'll tell you which options make sense.
We're buyers, not financial or legal advisors. Always check with your own CPA and attorney.