Where it shows up in the book
- Chapter 1The Hidden Reality of Selling a BusinessIsn’t selling my business like selling anything else?
- Chapter 2How Buyers Really ThinkWhat is the buyer across the table really thinking?
- Chapter 4Why Timing Matters More Than You ThinkShould I wait one more year to sell?
- Chapter 7Reducing Risk Before Going to MarketWhat will a buyer use to chip at my price?
- Chapter 8Building a Management Team Buyers TrustCan my business run without me?
- Chapter 14Running a Competitive M&A ProcessHow does the sale process actually work?
- Chapter 19Final Bids and Letters of Intent (LOIs)What am I really signing when I sign the LOI?
- Chapter 21Confirmatory DiligenceWhat happens when the buyer looks under every rock?
- Chapter 22Negotiating the Definitive AgreementsWhat am I actually agreeing to in the final contracts?
- Chapter 27Working CapitalHow much cash do I actually walk away with?
- Chapter 28Escrows, Indemnification, and Post-Closing RiskHow much of the price is really at risk after closing?
- Chapter 29Closing the DealWhat can still go wrong at the closing table?
Look it up in a sentence, then read the chapter
Nothing in the book needs a dictionary of jargon to follow, but when a piece of deal language shows up, this is where it is defined. The chapters hold the reasoning.