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V-AID Business Investment

V-AID Business Investment provides sell-side business brokerage, M&A advisory, valuation, buyer outreach, negotiation, and closing support. It identifies offices in Farmers Branch/Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and Austin, Texas, and describes a nationwide buyer network.

Key takeaway

What stands out about V-AID Business Investment

V-AID Business Investment is a Texas-focused intermediary for privately held small to lower-middle-market businesses with stated selling prices from $250,000 to $25 million. Its published sell-side process includes valuation, confidential marketing, buyer outreach, negotiation, and support through closing.[1][2][4][6][8]

What does V-AID Business Investment do?

V-AID Group, Inc. presents V-AID Business Investment as a business brokerage and M&A advisory firm. The firm states that it helps owners sell businesses, assists buyers with acquisitions, markets businesses for sale, and provides business valuation services.

V-AID states that it specializes in privately held small to lower-middle-market companies with selling prices from $250,000 to $25 million.[1][2]

V-AID publicly describes sell-side business brokerage and M&A advisory services, buyer assistance, business-for-sale listings, and valuation services. Its stated sell-side process includes confidential marketing, customized marketing memoranda, buyer outreach, negotiation, and support through closing.

The firm also describes a buyer-marketing program using regional, national, and global networks, industry databases, trade publications, businesses-for-sale marketplaces, and technology platforms while maintaining confidentiality.[1][2][8]

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$250,000
Upper published point$25MILLION

Published criteria: V-AID states that it specializes in privately held small to lower-middle-market companies with selling prices from $250,000 to $25 million.[2]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring V-AID Business Investment?

For an owner evaluating V-AID, the published materials establish a Texas-focused intermediary serving privately held businesses with stated selling prices from $250,000 to $25 million. The firm’s stated process covers valuation, confidential marketing, buyer outreach, negotiation, and support through closing, and its public archive identifies transactions across automotive, wellness, restaurants, and other local-business categories.

The sources cited for this profile do not establish the consideration, enterprise value, equity value, or financing terms of the listed transactions. The posted brokerage disclosure does not state V-AID’s actual fee schedule, minimum fee, success-fee percentage, tail period, or termination terms. An owner should confirm the engagement agreement, fee structure, transaction form, buyer qualification process, confidentiality controls, expected timeline, engagement leadership, references, and any comparable transaction detail directly with the firm.[2][4][5][6]

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What is the proposed success fee, minimum fee, expense reimbursement, tail period, and termination right

The posted Information About Brokerage Services disclosure does not state V-AID’s actual fee schedule, minimum fee, success-fee percentage, tail period, or termination terms.[6]
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Does the engagement cover an asset sale, an equity sale, or both

The cited service descriptions do not specify whether a proposed engagement covers an asset sale, an equity sale, or both.[1][2]
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How are real estate, inventory, working capital, earnouts, seller financing, and assumed liabilities treated

The official recently sold transactions page does not disclose transaction consideration or financing terms for the listed transactions.[4]

What size transactions does V-AID Business Investment handle?

V-AID’s official news archive reports announcements dated September 15, 2026, August 3, 2026, and July 29, 2026 concerning the sale of Kars Auto Shop & CarBody Auto Shop to Anuvya Cars Corporation, Sunshine Herbs Health Store to KARM Wellness Group LLC, and Clean & Fresh Car Wash to A & D Distribution LLC.

The same archive reports an announcement dated July 29, 2026 concerning the sale of Casa Del Bro to Collazos Ray LLC and announcements dated July 15, 2026 concerning the sales of Jet’s Pizza of Flower Mound to Mustangs Pizza Flower Mound LLC and Caffe Promenade to KCV Investments LLC. The official sold archive identifies V-AID as the exclusive seller-side agent in examples including the Kars, Sunshine Herbs, and Casa Del Bro transactions.[4][5]

The firm’s published transaction model centers on intermediary and sell-side work, including valuation, confidential marketing, buyer-network outreach, negotiation, and support through closing. V-AID also states that it assists buyers with business acquisitions and markets businesses for sale.[1][2]

V-AID states that its clients include privately held businesses in retail, restaurants, business services, personal services, construction, healthcare, manufacturing, and wholesale distribution.[2]

What does V-AID Business Investment publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?

The official recently sold transactions page identifies transaction parties, businesses, locations, industries, and V-AID’s sell-side role, but does not disclose transaction consideration, enterprise value, equity value, or financing terms for the listed transactions.

The posted Information About Brokerage Services disclosure states that written agreements should establish who pays the broker, when payment is made, and how payment is calculated. That disclosure does not state V-AID’s actual fee schedule, minimum fee, success-fee percentage, tail period, or termination terms.[4][6]

The posted Texas Information About Brokerage Services disclosure identifies V-AID Group, Inc. as the licensed broker or broker firm with license number 567204 and Moon Kim as the designated broker with license number 504067.[6]

V-AID states that it offers a confidential, no-obligation 30-minute consultation to business owners considering a sale. Its described sell-side process includes valuation, confidential marketing, customized marketing memoranda, buyer outreach, negotiation, and support through closing.[2][7]

Questions to ask before hiring V-AID Business Investment

What is the proposed success fee, minimum fee, expense reimbursement, tail period, and termination right?
The posted Information About Brokerage Services disclosure does not state V-AID’s actual fee schedule, minimum fee, success-fee percentage, tail period, or termination terms.[6]
Does the engagement cover an asset sale, an equity sale, or both?
The cited service descriptions do not specify whether a proposed engagement covers an asset sale, an equity sale, or both.[1][2]
How are real estate, inventory, working capital, earnouts, seller financing, and assumed liabilities treated?
The official recently sold transactions page does not disclose transaction consideration or financing terms for the listed transactions.[4]
Which buyer categories will be contacted, and how will confidentiality be protected?
V-AID describes buyer outreach through regional, national, and global networks and states that its buyer-marketing program maintains confidentiality.[2][8]
What comparable transactions support the valuation range?
V-AID publicly states that it provides business valuation services and describes valuation as part of its sell-side process.[1][2]
Who will lead the engagement and manage diligence, lender coordination, legal documentation, and closing?
V-AID states that its sell-side process includes negotiation and support through closing, while the public description does not identify the personnel or responsibility allocation for each diligence and closing function.[2]
Can the firm provide seller references and additional transaction details beyond the public archive?
The official sold archive provides transaction parties, businesses, locations, industries, and V-AID’s sell-side role, but not transaction consideration, enterprise value, equity value, or financing terms. Seller references and any further transaction detail should be requested directly from the firm.[4]

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