Sell Your Company To Evernest
If you’d like to learn more about the Evernest process, book a discovery call where we can get to know more about your business and you can learn more about the advantages of choosing Evernest.
Our Simple Acquisition Process
Our process can be done at a pace you’re comfortable with. We’ve closed on businesses within 30 days before, but most of the time it’s an 8 to 12 week process.
Step 1 - Discovery Call
This initial and confidential call will provide us general information about your business and give us a clear picture so we can provide you will the best offer possible.
Step 2 - Sign NDA
This Non Disclosure Agreement gives you the assurance that we won't share any information you provide.
Step 3 - Financial Analysis
In this step, we'll request information to help us understand your business. Things like your management agreement, 12 months' financials, and current rent roll.
Step 4 - Projected Financials Reviewed
After we gather this information, we project out the financial future of the business and meet as an investment committee to discuss.
Step 5 - Onsite Visit
This is one of the best parts because we get to meet in person and learn more about your business. This will also give you the opportunity to ask questions that may not have come up to this point.
Step 6 - Letter of Intent
After the visit, we will give you an LOI within one week. Sometimes, these offers will have multiple options for structuring so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.
Step 7 - Contract Due Dilligence
Once we have a signed LOI, we will request certain information in order to ensure that our assumptions about the business have been correct.
Step 8 - Closing
This is the best day! We send you the agreed upon money and everything is finanlized!
Step 9 - Post-Close
This is where you work hand-in-hand with us to ensure a smooth transition of the business. This requires minimal effort on your part and typically only lasts a few weeks.
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