In real estate, arm's length transactions refer to a business deal where parties involved have no previous relationship prior to negotiating an agreement. In this type of transaction,...
In general, a small to mid-sized business is defined as a business that is privately owned and usually has up to 500 employees, depending on its industry. Calculating...
Valuing a business can be difficult and complicated. It requires following a complex set of rules, knowledge of valuation techniques, factors driving value in the industry, laws and...
Do you know what your business is worth? Not the back-of-the-envelope guesstimate, but an independent appraisal of your company and what you could potentially receive if you decided...
When you need an equipment appraisal, you want it completed as quickly and painlessly as possible, without compromising quality. Equipment appraisal timing depends on a number of factors...
Do I need a desktop or an on-site equipment appraisal? This is a question that should always be asked and discussed with the machinery & equipment appraiser you choose...
A common request we receive from our bank clients is to include the machinery & equipment remaining useful life (RUL) in the equipment appraisal. This request often comes...
We are often asked by our clients why we need to adjust the rent paid by a business in a business valuation; and more specifically why we request...
How do you know what kind of value to expect for equipment or assets that are being liquidated? Depending on the circumstances surrounding the liquidation (and how fast...
Due to the precautions to limit and slow down the spread of the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19), many small businesses have experienced some level of decline in their...