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BIR Business Brokers

BIR Business Brokers states that it brings qualified buyers and sellers together in Southern California and provides valuation, sale preparation, marketing, buyer screening, negotiation, and transaction-document support.

Key takeaway

What stands out about BIR Business Brokers

BIR Business Brokers publicly presents a Southern California business-brokerage model serving buyers and sellers of privately held businesses. Its stated asking-price criteria range between $50,000 and $5,000,000. Its public listings demonstrate activity across multiple sectors, but the cited listings do not establish completed-sale status or disclose financing terms or transaction consideration.[1][2][3][4][5][7][11][12]

What does BIR Business Brokers do?

BIR Business Brokers identifies itself as a Southern California business brokerage firm that brings qualified buyers and sellers together. Its public materials describe services for both sides of a business sale and provide Laguna Hills, California contact details.[1][2]

On the sale side, BIR states that it values businesses, prepares them for sale, develops marketing packages and strategies, advertises opportunities, screens prospective purchasers, negotiates purchase price and terms, and prepares sales agreements and related documents. For prospective buyers, it states that it helps define acquisition objectives, identify suitable businesses, and provide fuller disclosure after confidentiality forms are completed.[3][4]

Owners comparing intermediaries can also review Auxo’s business broker, M&A advisor and investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and M&A advisor fee guide.

Published size criteriaPublicly stated range
Lower published point$50,000
Upper published point$5,000,000.

Published criteria: BIR states that it specializes in privately held companies with asking prices between $50,000 and $5,000,000.[3]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring BIR Business Brokers?

An owner evaluating an engagement should clarify the current legal entity and any current California licenses or registrations that apply. The owner should also request the proposed commission structure, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity period, tail period, termination rights, reimbursable expenses, transaction track record, seller references, lead-broker identity, buyer-qualification procedures, proof-of-funds requirements, confidentiality process, valuation approach, marketing-approval process, and deal-process milestones.[11][12]

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What is the current legal entity and operating name behind BIR Business Brokers, and what current California licenses or registrations apply

The California Department of Real Estate record identifies a historical corporation and DBA relationship, shows an expired corporation license dated August 4, 2013, and does not establish the current legal entity, licensing, or regulatory status.[12]
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What are the commission percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity period, tail period, termination rights, and reimbursable expenses

The cited BIR sell-business page does not publish these fee or engagement terms, so they should be obtained directly before signing.[11]
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How many Southern California transactions has the firm closed, and can it provide seller references for comparable businesses

The cited listings archive presents business opportunities but does not establish closing dates or completed-sale status.[5]

What size transactions does BIR Business Brokers handle?

The BIR listings archive identifies a manufacturing business in Orange County at $425,000, a kitchen and bathroom design center in Orange County at $280,000, and a dental laboratory in Orange County at $230,000 plus equipment. It also identifies a children’s entertainment opportunity in Orange County at $520,000, an auto conversion and body shop opportunity in Los Angeles County at $300,000, and a precision machine and aircraft manufacturing opportunity in South Bay at $185,000.

Individual BIR-hosted pages were published on August 12, 2020 for the manufacturing opportunity, August 8, 2018 for the kitchen-and-bathroom-design opportunity, January 14, 2018 for the dental-lab opportunity, and August 10, 2017 for the children’s-entertainment opportunity. These pages establish public listings, not completed transactions.[5][7][8][9][10]

BIR’s public materials focus on buying and selling businesses through an intermediary process that includes valuation, preparation, confidential marketing, purchaser screening, negotiation, and document support. The public listings archive presents business opportunities and asking prices; it does not establish that the displayed opportunities closed or disclose closing dates, buyer or seller identities, financing terms, or transaction consideration.[3][5]

BIR states that it serves the entire Southern California region, including San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, Ventura, and San Bernardino counties. Its public listings span multiple sectors rather than identifying a narrow industry specialization, with examples including manufacturing, kitchen and bathroom design, dental laboratories, children’s entertainment, automotive and body repair, beauty supply, restaurants, dental offices, and car washes.[1][5]

What does BIR Business Brokers publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?

The cited BIR listings archive does not state closing dates, completed-sale status, buyer identities, seller identities, financing terms, or transaction consideration for the displayed opportunities. The cited BIR-hosted manufacturing-business page likewise does not state that the listed opportunity closed or disclose a buyer identity, seller identity, closing date, financing terms, or transaction consideration.

The cited BIR sell-business page does not publish a commission percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity period, tail period, termination schedule, or expense schedule. The cited California Department of Real Estate record does not establish the current legal entity, current licensing, or current regulatory status of the business operating under the BIR Business Brokers name after the historical dates shown.[5][7][11][12]

A California Department of Real Estate record identifies Value Business Brokers Inc. as a corporation and lists BIR Business Brokers as a DBA active from April 6, 2006 through August 4, 2013. The same record shows the corporation license as expired on August 4, 2013 and lists no current DBAs on that record.

That California Department of Real Estate record does not establish the current legal entity, current licensing, or current regulatory status of the business operating under the BIR Business Brokers name after the historical dates shown.[12]

BIR describes a seller-side process involving valuation, sale preparation, marketing-package development, advertising, prospective-purchaser screening, negotiation, and preparation of sales agreements and related documents. Its buyer-facing material states that acquisition objectives are defined, suitable businesses are identified, and fuller disclosure is provided after confidentiality forms are completed.[3][4]

Questions to ask before hiring BIR Business Brokers

What is the current legal entity and operating name behind BIR Business Brokers, and what current California licenses or registrations apply?
The California Department of Real Estate record identifies a historical corporation and DBA relationship, shows an expired corporation license dated August 4, 2013, and does not establish the current legal entity, licensing, or regulatory status.[12]
What are the commission percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity period, tail period, termination rights, and reimbursable expenses?
The cited BIR sell-business page does not publish these fee or engagement terms, so they should be obtained directly before signing.[11]
How many Southern California transactions has the firm closed, and can it provide seller references for comparable businesses?
The cited listings archive presents business opportunities but does not establish closing dates or completed-sale status.[5]
Which broker will lead the engagement?
The public service descriptions identify the brokerage activities but do not identify the individual broker who would lead a particular engagement.[3]
How are buyer qualification, proof of funds, confidentiality, valuation, marketing approval, and deal-process milestones handled?
BIR states that it screens potential purchasers, values businesses, markets opportunities, and uses confidentiality forms before fuller buyer disclosure; the owner can clarify the specific procedures and milestones for an engagement.[3][4]

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