I call you personally
Usually the same business day. Fifteen minutes, nothing to prepare. You talk to me, not a call center.
Even if you're only exploring your options. Tell me a little about your business and I'll call you personally to talk through what it could sell for. No obligation, and nobody finds out.
Selling a business is a big decision. Finding out what yours is worth shouldn't be.
Usually the same business day. Fifteen minutes, nothing to prepare. You talk to me, not a call center.
Retiring, moving on to something new, or just curious. What you want out of a sale shapes everything else.
If it makes sense, we sit down face to face so you can meet me and the team that would support your sale.
Once I've reviewed the business and its financials, I walk you through what it could sell for. What you do next is up to you.
Any value we talk about early on is a preliminary estimate. A real number depends on reviewing your business and its financial information.

I'm a Business Advisor with Transworld Business Advisors of South & West Texas. I help owners sell on their terms, whether they're retiring, chasing a new opportunity or selling for personal reasons.
I take the time to understand your business, your goals and what a good outcome looks like for you. Whenever I can, I meet owners face to face at our office. You get personal attention from first call to closing, with a focus on clear communication and protecting your confidentiality.
Names kept private, the way every sale should be.
A highly qualified local buyer secured SBA financing for the purchase. We kept the sale confidential throughout and worked closely with both sides for a smooth handover after closing.
The sale stayed confidential from start to finish. I still work directly with the buyer today as they grow and scale the business.
It depends on your earnings, your industry, how the business runs without you and what buyers are paying right now. On our first call I'll give you an honest early read. Once I've reviewed your financials, you get a proper initial assessment.
No. Every conversation is confidential, and when a business goes to market we share details only with qualified buyers who have signed a confidentiality agreement.
Yes. Plenty of owners start a year or two early. Knowing what your business is worth helps you plan, and there's no obligation to sell.
Typically six to eight months from listing to closing. Some go faster when the business and the buyer are a good fit.
Nothing. The first conversation and the initial valuation are free.
Start with a free, confidential valuation, or book a call or an office meeting directly.