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Confidentiality & Disclosure Agreement for Business Brokers
Business brokers, protect your leads by having potential buyers sign this standard-form Confidentiality & Disclosure Agreement.
- The buyer agrees that all dealings will go through the broker, who has entered into a separate agreement with the seller for payment of commissions.
- The buyer agrees to keep confidential all information provided with respect to any business that the buyer is interested in acquiring.
- The broker gives no warranties regarding the accuracy of any information provided with respect to a business.
- The buyer acknowledges that the broker is acting as the seller's agent.
- If the buyer discloses information to a third party who purchases the business without going through the broker, the buyer is responsible for payment of commissions that would have been payable on the sale price.
- This template is available as a downloadable MS Word template and is fully editable.
- This is a generic form that can be used in many jurisdictions.
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Letter of Interest / Loan Proposal from Broker
Brokers, use this easy template to write a letter of interest and loan proposal to a client who needs a loan to capitalize its business.
- The broker would be given the exclusive mandate to source out conventional financing up to an agreed maximum amount.
- Upon agreeing to the terms, the client will pay the broker a retainer to cover expenses.
- The broker will be paid a commission that is a percentage of the total funds acquired.
You can use the Letter of Interest â„ Loan Proposal template as many times as you like. Purchase, download, personalize it with the details, print and sign - it's that easy.
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Using a Broker to Help You Sell Your Business
Should you attempt to sell your business yourself or use a broker? This expert guide discusses the benefits of using a broker or intermediary to sell it for you.
Whether you decide to use a licensed business broker, a lawyer or an accountant experienced in buying and selling privately-owned businesses, there is a lot they can bring to the process. The guide covers a range of topics including:- retaining an intermediary,
- how commissions are determined,
- completing a business review,
- provisions of the listing agreement,
- preparing and implementing a marketing plan,
- negotiating the deal,
- due diligence and the definitive agreement,
- closing the sale,
- licensed brokers vs. unlicensed intermediaries.
You know your business. But do you know how to sell it? Read Using a Broker to Help You Sell Your Business and decide if an intermediary is right for you.
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