Due Diligence Checklists
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Why a Due Diligence Checklist is Helpful for Sellers
Buyers typically provide due diligence checklists when you sell your business.
So why should owners review one before you sell?
Because this checklist will give you a sense of what your buyer might ask for during the due diligence phase.
That means you can prepare ahead of time — which drastically improves your chances of closing the deal.
Being prepared also makes the due diligence phase – which founders constantly tell us is the hardest part of selling their business – less stressful.
Plus, understanding what’s valuable to buyers can help you identify opportunities and risk points well before you sell. If you focus on those pieces of your business in advance, you could sell the business for millions more.
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What does due diligence mean? And what should you expect from the due diligence period?
🎯 Our due diligence explainer will help you understand what you can do to make this part of the sale process go smoothly.
Plus, founders often say the hardest part of due diligence is answering inquiries from the buyer while continuing to run the business.
🎯 Here’s how to juggle operations and due diligence at the same time.