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    1. Decide to investigate
      You make the decision to look for a business to buy. You then check out businesses in the newspaper or by working through a business broker.
    2. Confidentiality
      If working through a broker, you will sign confidentiality agreements, ensuring the details of any businesses disclosed to you are kept private and confidential for the purpose of assessment of the business alone and revealing nothing to any other party.
    3. Meet with the broker
      Set up a meeting with the broker where the broker will pass over a business profile, which is documentation containing full information about the business.
    4. Look over the business
      Your broker will take you to the business premises and will show you through the operation for sale. Sometimes the seller is not present and it will be left to the broker to act on the seller's behalf.
    5. Meet with the owner
      Eventually you will meet with the owner, where further questions may be answered.
    6. Letter of intent
      If you want to continue to the next stage, you may have to give a letter of intent to the selle
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      rough a broker, you will sign confidentiality agreements, ensuring the details of any businesses disclosed to you are kept private and confidential for the purpose of assessment of the business alone and revealing nothing to any other party.
    7. Meet with the broker
      Set up a meeting with the broker where the broker will pass over a business profile, which is documentation containing full information about the business.
    8. Look over the business
      Your broker will take you to the business premises and will show you through the operation for sale. Sometimes the seller is not present and it will be left to the broker to act on the seller's behalf.
    9. Meet with the owner
      Eventually you will meet with the owner, where further questions may be answered.
    10. Letter of intent
      If you want to continue to the next stage, you may have to give a letter of intent to the sell
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    11. Meet with the broker
      Set up a meeting with the broker where the broker will pass over a business profile, which is documentation containing full information about the business.
    12. Look over the business
      Your broker will take you to the business premises and will show you through the operation for sale. Sometimes the seller is not present and it will be left to the broker to act on the seller's behalf.
    13. Meet with the owner
      Eventually you will meet with the owner, where further questions may be answered.
    14. Letter of intent
      If you want to continue to the next stage, you may have to give a letter of intent to the sell
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      Your broker will take you to the business premises and will show you through the operation for sale. Sometimes the seller is not present and it will be left to the broker to act on the seller's behalf.
    15. Meet with the owner
      Eventually you will meet with the owner, where further questions may be answered.
    16. Letter of intent
      If you want to continue to the next stage, you may have to give a letter of intent to the sell
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      h the owner
      Eventually you will meet with the owner, where further questions may be answered.
    17. Letter of intent
      If you want to continue to the next stage, you may have to give a letter of intent to the seller and pay over a small deposit. This will allow you to have access to some of the information you need for your investigation without committing yourself to the purchase.
    18. Carry out due diligence
      Once a letter of intent has been accepted by the seller you will be given access to all areas of the business and you can carry out full due diligence. This is a method whereby you can investigate any area of the business to see whether the business interests you.
    19. Make an offer
      You have now satisfied yourself from your due diligence that you want to proceed to buy. An offer is made, which is presented by the broker to the owner.
    20. Offer presented
      The broker takes the offer to the seller and the seller will either accept the offer or come back with a counter offer for you to agree to.
    21. Check counter offer
      If the seller is not happy with your offer and a coun

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