Business Brokers in Minneapolis, Minnesota

A sale starts with the business you have today

If your business has roughly $1 million or more in annual revenue, start with the earnings behind that total. Buyers also examine your team, repeat customers, and the work that depends on you.

A useful first conversation brings those pieces together. You can explore a possible sale without choosing a listing price or agreeing to put your company on the market.

This is a business seller referral service. We connect your request with an independent business valuation partner. We may receive a referral fee.

Three questions before you set a price

What does the business earn after expenses that a new owner would still face? Clear financials help separate an owner benefit from an expense the buyer must replace.

What transfers with the sale? Customer agreements, equipment, inventory, staff knowledge, and the lease each need attention. A recognizable company name alone does not settle the question.

How much do you want to do after closing? A short handover and a longer training commitment are different offers. Talk about that before negotiating the final agreement.

From a first question to a considered offer

Start with your industry and annual sales range. The valuation partner can ask about your goals and explain which records would support a more detailed opinion.

If you decide to pursue a sale, discuss a written engagement, fees, confidentiality, buyer screening, and a marketing plan with the broker you choose.

An accepted offer leads to document checks, financing, contract work, and a transition plan. A request here does not commit you to any of those steps.

Owners across Minneapolis and the west metro

This site is for owners in Minneapolis and nearby Minnesota communities, including Bloomington, Edina, Plymouth, Golden Valley, and St. Louis Park.

An owner preparing for retirement may need a different path from someone making a career change. Your goals belong in the discussion alongside the numbers.