At BizRevive, we use financial performance, assets, comparable recent sales, and market conditions in San Antonio and surrounding areas to provide either a Business Valuation or a Broker’s Opinion of Value (BOV). This ensures you know the fair market value before entering negotiations.

Sellers exit for many reasons—retirement, relocation, new opportunities, or simply wanting a change. We guide sellers in presenting their motivation honestly while keeping sensitive details confidential.

Most businesses take 6–12 months to sell, depending on industry, size, and buyer demand. Organized records and preparation often shorten the timeline.

Business brokers are usually paid through a success fee (commission), based on a percentage of the final sale price, and collected at closing. At BizRevive, there are no hidden fees—you only pay when your business is successfully sold. Our standard commission averages between 8%–10% of the sale price, and for distressed businesses, a minimum fee (agreed upon with the broker) may apply.

Costs can include brokerage fees, attorney and accountant fees, escrow/closing costs, and, if needed, valuation services. We review all costs upfront so there are no surprises.

We protect sensitive details with Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), limited information sharing, and discreet marketing—keeping employees, customers, and competitors from knowing too early.

Sellers typically need 3 years of tax returns, financial statements, leases, contracts, employee details, and asset lists. We help you prepare these to streamline the sale.

Depending on the business, the sale may include equipment, inventory, goodwill, intellectual property, customer lists, and real estate (if applicable). The purchase agreement will outline all assets.

Buyers usually do not pay brokerage fees directly. Compensation for brokers typically comes from the seller’s side at closing, meaning you can access our services and guidance without added cost.

Yes. Many deals involve the seller financing part of the purchase price, making acquisitions more accessible to qualified buyers. We help structure fair terms for both parties.

Due diligence allows buyers to verify financial, operational, and legal details before finalizing the purchase. This includes reviewing contracts, tax returns, employee records, and leases. We coordinate this process for accuracy and efficiency.

Working with a broker provides access to exclusive listings, accurate valuations, and expert negotiation support. We protect your interests, maintain confidentiality, and guide you through each step of the acquisition process.