Business Acquisitions
Business Acquisitions publicly presents a confidential, owner-focused process covering valuation, exit planning, buyer sourcing, diligence, negotiation, and closing support. Its licensed team states that it serves lower mid-market owners throughout the Rocky Mountain region, while current listings show businesses across several sectors.
What stands out about Business Acquisitions
Business Acquisitions provides business-sale advisory and related valuation, exit-planning, marketing, buyer-sourcing, diligence, negotiation, and closing services. Public materials identify a Rocky Mountain regional focus and current opportunities across multiple business sectors, but the official terms-and-conditions page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, engagement-term schedule, termination provision, or tail-period policy.[1][2][3][4][5][6][8]
What does Business Acquisitions do?
Business Acquisitions is the name used by the firm operating at baltd.com, with offices listed in Saint Louis, Missouri and Greenwood Village, Colorado. The firm states that it has helped business owners sell and transition their businesses since 1986 and reports more than 1,000 completed transactions.[1][2]
Business Acquisitions publicly lists business-sale advisory, complimentary valuations, certified valuation analysis, exit planning, go-to-market strategy, buyer sourcing and vetting, due-diligence management, negotiation support, and closing and legal coordination. Its services page also describes confidential, owner-focused support from initial valuation through closing and post-close support.[3]
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 criteria: Current official listings provide examples including a luxury kitchen and bath design firm with a $699,000 asking price, $251,059 SDE, and $2,246,833 gross revenue, and a mold design, manufacturing, and repair company with a $2,300,000 asking price, $461,892 SDE, and $2,460,905 gross revenue.[4][5][6]
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Business Acquisitions?
Owners evaluating Business Acquisitions can clarify how the firm’s valuation, exit-planning, confidential marketing, buyer-sourcing, diligence, negotiation, and closing services would apply to their business. Before engagement, owners should request the fee structure, minimum fee, engagement term, exclusivity and termination provisions, tail-period policy, valuation methodology, buyer-marketing channels, recent closed-deal references, and the current Colorado license numbers and statuses of the responsible brokers.[2][3][8]
What are the success fee, minimum fee, engagement term, termination provisions, and tail-period policy
Which recent transactions were actually completed, on what dates, and in what sectors and value ranges
What size transactions does Business Acquisitions handle?
Publicly identified listing examples include a luxury kitchen and bath design firm reporting a $699,000 asking price, $251,059 SDE, $2,246,833 gross revenue, and 11 employees. A mold design, manufacturing, and repair company reports a $2,300,000 asking price, $461,892 SDE, $2,460,905 gross revenue, and 12 employees. Listing #5619 describes an expedited freight broker and asset-based carrier with $1,000,000 of SDE, $1,500,000 of gross revenue, 43 employees, and operations serving all 50 U.S. states and Canada.[5][6][7]
Business Acquisitions presents services centered on business sales and transitions. Its official active listings page currently identifies Listing #5620 as a luxury kitchen and bath design firm, Listing #5619 as an expedited freight broker and asset-based carrier, and Listing #5614 as a mountain towing and recovery service.[2][4]
The firm states that its licensed team serves lower mid-market business owners throughout the Rocky Mountain region. Current active listings identify businesses in sectors including luxury kitchen and bath design, expedited freight, towing and recovery, mold manufacturing, electrical contracting, clothing consignment, and entertainment.[2][4]
What does Business Acquisitions publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?
The official active listings page presents current opportunities but does not identify completed-sale examples, closing dates, buyer identities, or transaction consideration terms. The official terms-and-conditions page does not publish a universal brokerage success-fee percentage, minimum fee, engagement-term schedule, termination provision, or tail-period policy. The official about page states that advisors are licensed by the Colorado Real Estate Commission but does not provide advisor license numbers or organization-level license identifiers on that page.[2][4][8]
Business Acquisitions states that every advisor on its team is licensed by the Colorado Real Estate Commission. The official about page does not provide advisor license numbers or organization-level license identifiers.[2]
The firm states that it offers confidential, owner-focused support from initial valuation through closing and post-close support. Its publicly listed service lanes include exit planning, go-to-market strategy, buyer sourcing and vetting, due-diligence management, negotiation support, and closing and legal coordination.[3]
Questions to ask before hiring Business Acquisitions
What are the success fee, minimum fee, engagement term, termination provisions, and tail-period policy?
Which recent transactions were actually completed, on what dates, and in what sectors and value ranges?
What buyer channels are used beyond the public listings page?
Which legal entity signs the engagement agreement, and what are the current Colorado license numbers and statuses for the responsible brokers?
How are valuation adjustments, working capital, real estate, and seller financing handled?
Sources & research notes
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