Curious about the buying process? Our FAQs cover the key questions buyers ask us the most, but if there’s something not on the list, get in touch.
Yes, we have access to an extensive network of commercial finance providers who offer solutions for all aspects of business funding. However, as financial advice is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), we will only share your details (with your permission) with accredited industry experts to ensure you receive the best advice.
Absolutely. As experienced business brokers, we work closely with a trusted network of financial, legal, and other professional advisors. If you require guidance in any specific area, we will be happy to provide a qualified introduction to the right specialist for your needs.
We pride ourselves on offering a personalised service. You will be assigned a dedicated regional partner who will act as your sole point of contact from start to finish. This ensures consistency, local expertise, and clear communication at every stage of the process.
Yes, we can assist you in navigating the negotiation process. Our experience allows us to strike a balance between buyer and seller expectations to help achieve a fair and mutually beneficial deal.
Beyond the purchase price, additional costs may include legal fees, due diligence expenses, finance arrangement fees, and potentially stamp duty for commercial property. We’ll provide guidance on what to expect and help you budget accordingly.
The timeline can vary depending on the complexity of the deal, the speed of due diligence, and financing arrangements. On average, the process takes 3-6 months, but we will work with all parties to keep things moving as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
We work with a wide range of businesses across various sectors, from retail and hospitality to manufacturing and professional services. If you’re looking for a specific type of business to buy, we’ll help you find one that matches your interests, goals, and budget.
Yes, part of our role is to help you make an informed decision. We’ll guide you through due diligence, connect you with relevant experts, and highlight any risks associated with the business. This ensures you have a clear understanding of both opportunities and challenges before proceeding.
Most commercial properties, apart from listed buildings and small detached units, are legally required to have a Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) before being marketed. The EPC will provide you with all the necessary information on energy efficiency.
Our regional partners collaborate closely to provide seamless service. If the business you’re interested in is located outside your area, you’ll work with a partner local to the business or local to you, or even both. This ensures you are well-positioned to receive comprehensive insights and support.
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Whether you’re selling, buying, or planning for the future, Business Partnership is here to help. Contact us today to speak with your local Regional Partner and start your journey toward success.