There's an old saying that states, "Free advice is worth [only] what you pay for it." While this is true in many situations in life, how does this homily apply to buying a business? After all, anyone who wants to buy a business will need some serious advice on the matter. They will want answers to such questions as, "What kind of business should I buy?" and "What's the advantage of a franchise over an existing business?" and "How do I know it's a good price?" and so many more. Additional concerns arise once the reality of buying a business starts to sink in. Then buyers will want to know, "How much money do I need to operate the business properly?" and "When will I start to show a profit?" The novice may not even know which questions to ask, not to mention having a clue about the answers. In this situation, free advice is both available and worthwhile. Even the cost of paying for such advice is nominal.
Advice on Buying a Business
So do you settle for free advice, or pay someone for it? In either instance, where do you turn to learn more about buying a business? There are a number of resources available to prospective business owners. You simply have to know where to look.
So do you settle for free advice, or pay someone for it? In either instance, where do you turn to learn more about buying a business? There are a number of resources available to prospective business owners. You simply have to know where to look.
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