Arrow Acquisitions 504-457-6399
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Let someone else take the risk and high cost of starting from scratch
Safest and most effective way to go into business
Immediate cash flow, Generating cash from day one in most cases
Established customer base
Experienced, skilled and predictable employees
Established supplier relationships
Proven business concept and processes
Proven products and services
Immediate credibility and perception of success
Recognized market position
Best combination of seller, bank or vendor financing possible
Reduced risk of business failure
Established customer loyalties remain even when the owner leaves
Customer/client list …a valuable asset for an aggressive new buyer
Business operating systems in place…sales and marketing, accounting, inventory
tracking, employee payroll and production systems are all in place
More favorable financing terms are available to the buyer of an established business
Seller financing, bank financing, even financing by vendors is often available.
Eliminating competition (if you own a competitive business)
Proven track record of profits
Business seller's financing of a large portion of the purchase price
Business has already proven that it is successful
Drastic reduction in startup costs
3-5 years verifiable financial records and tax returns
Proper equipment
Established inventory
Licenses, permits, marketing, business name, finding product sources, etc
A history from which you will be able to make certain decisions
Ease of Investigation
Trained employees in place
Acquisition Searches-
We are able to locate qualified Sellers who are interested in selling. Through our joint-venture relationships with other brokerages, and extensive use of the internet, we are able to attract the attention of qualified sellers nationwide. In addition, we do deep industry research to locate such sellers, and aggressively inform them of your interest. Our goal is to provide you with businesses that meet your acquisition criteria.