As an Associate considering buying a practice, do not just consider the increase in salary as an owner as the major benefit. More importantly, consider the long-term benefits of the
Category: Buyer FAQ
Broker Tip – Importance of Good Credit Scores for Buyers
Good credit is critical for loan approval. Lenders use your credit score as the primary determining factor. Chronic debt is the biggest threat to your credit score. Contact TPSG for
Broker Tip – Interest Rates Should Not Deter Buyers
BUYERS!!!!! Don’t let today’s interest rates hold you back from pursuing your dream of owning your own veterinary practice! Let us show you how to realize your dreams of practice
Broker Tip – Rising Interest Rates
As the market shifts to higher interest rates in all aspects of purchasing, be aware of how it affects you as buyer. Specifically when purchasing a veterinary clinic; there are
Broker Tip – Why Do You Need A Valuation?
Why Do You Need A Valuation? A practice valuation determines Fair Market Value, the amount a buyer is willing to pay in the open market. A practice valuation determines Lending
The Nuances of Veterinary Financing and Buyer Pre-Approval
With interest rates at an all-time low, it is a great time to buy a practice. In this article, I will explain what is expected of a buyer before their
Broker Tip – Veterinary Practices Are Resilient
It is unfortunate that so many businesses have been negatively impacted by COVID-19 nationwide. However, we have realized how resilient our veterinary profession has been in most parts of the
Broker Tip – Buying A Practice With Real Estate
Buying A Practice With Real Estate: Once the letter of intent is signed, the buyer is required to have a building inspection, a real estate appraisal, and based on the
Broker Tip – Who Gets What At Closing
Who Gets What at Closing: At closing, the buyer will receive all practice equipment and a specified amount of inventory. The seller will keep the balances of all personal and
Are You Bankable?
The lending market for veterinarians is ever-evolving, with new banks and lenders looking to enter the market to assist veterinarians with their practice financing needs. In today’s lending environment veterinarians