The Model Works: Reflections of a Plumbing Business Buyer

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Too Good to Be True: Year 1 in a $700k SDE Business

Zack Mutnik thought he bought a $1.5m electrical contracting business for 2.3x. The numbers weren't what they seemed.Register for the webinar:Kill It Early: Spot Red Flags Before Spending on Diligence - TODAY!! - https://bit.ly/4eBVO6ETopics in Zack’s interview:Learning leadershi ...  Show more

How to Structure Around Risk in a $250k SDE Acquisition

Alicia Powers wanted to buy a general contractor but understood the risks in such businesses and negotiated accordingly.Register for the webinar: Kill It Early: Spot Red Flags Before Spending on Diligence - Thu, May 14 - https://bit.ly/4wqiYU3Topics in Alicia’s interview:Air Forc ...  Show more

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