Doctors considering a career transition or retirement must plan 3-5 years ahead of time before selling their practice. This will allow time to make any required changes to increase profitability.
Doctors anticipating a career transition of a future practice sale should plan ahead by requesting a practice valuation at least three years before the sale, so if needed management improvements
Navigating through the maze of corporate consolidator buyers can be a daunting task. There are a large number of consolidators and they are purchasing a large number of veterinary practices.
When selling your practice there are several underlying factors to negotiate. Having a professional help you to recognize these factors and facilitate these decisions can greatly affect the bottom line
Show Your Profit! Every dollar you disclose as income on the business tax return is worth four to five dollars in practice value. Show your profit! If the lines are
If you are thinking of selling your practice in the next 3-5 years, now is the time to start the process! This will probably be the biggest asset you will
Slow down and do not sign a Letter of Intent with a corporate buyer/consolidator until you engage a consultant like TPSG that deals with the consolidators/buyers frequently. Many times, we
The market is always favorable for practices that have continual growth in value. Maintaining detailed financial records with reports of all income, expenses, and revenues will maximize the value of
In the last article, Dr. John Bryk explained buyer loan pre–approval, and this month I will explain how Veterinary Financing utilizes Seller Notes. Before I begin, I want to go
Practice owners wanting to quit work must plan ahead for their practice transition and/or practice sale a minimum of 3 years before quitting time. Buyers, especially corporate buyers, want sellers
