Buying two businesses at the same time might sound impossible, but my client Lyle did it.
Lyle closed deals on a 5-star restaurant with a bar and a restaurant with a bowling alley.
Both have the potential to reach $2M in volume.
Here are the lessons from those deals:
📈 It took Lyle 9 months and reviewing 87 businesses to find the right ones. His persistence paid off, leading to these amazing opportunities.
💼 Lyle negotiated a $125K down payment from his acquisition target food vendors, securing rebate funding without using his own money. Smart leverage and negotiation!
🛠️ His real key to success: relentless pursuit. Lyle was willing to ask hard questions and built strong relationships, climbing the ladder to decision-makers.
🌟 Lyle's approach of empowering employees led to significant improvements and higher performance in his new businesses.
📊 Due diligence is crucial. Lyle worked closely with the accountant and lawyer, ensuring every detail was covered before finalizing the deals.
🏢 Building rapport: Lyle met with business owners multiple times, understanding their motivations and negotiating terms that benefited both parties.
🚀 Never quit. Lyle emphasizes patience and persistence. His story is a testament to the power of dedication and the rewards good business acquisitions can bring.
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Buying two businesses at the same time might sound impossible, but my client Lyle did it.
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