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A lack of preparation in due diligence may result in

a lack of confidence

from a buyer, and

ultimately a lost sale.


Due Diligence

Steps in Sales Process

Valuation
Packaging
Marketing
Negotiation
Closing
Valuation
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If you are selling a business it is important to have due diligence information prepared and reviewed before a buyer requests the information. Having due diligence information compiled before a buyer is found allows the anticipation of any questions or concerns, and the ability to address those items. A lack of preparation in this area may cause buyer skepticism about the quality and accuracy of information provided.  It may also cause delays or rushed, poorly-thought-out responses to unanticipated buyer questions. To be able to immediately hand over information requested by a buyer and to have already prepared explanations of confusing information, will inspire confidence and will more likely lead to a successful transaction. Codiligent helps organize comprehensive due diligence information that is commonly requested by buyers and investors PRIOR to marketing the business.

 

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