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Once the contracts are signed and the funds are wired, the real work begins. Most deals include a where the previous owner stays on for 30–90 days to train you and introduce you to key customers and suppliers.

Bringing on partners to cover the down payment. 6. Closing and Transition

Before looking at listings, determine what you are actually looking for. Buying a business is a lifestyle choice as much as a financial one.

Match their bank statements to their tax returns.

Sites like BizBuySell or Empire Flippers are the "Zillows" of businesses. They are easy to browse but highly competitive.

Buying a business is a marathon of paperwork followed by a sprint of operations. Focus on finding a company with defensible cash flow and a documented process , and you’ll be well on your way to entrepreneurship through acquisition.

Sellers usually talk about "Seller’s Discretionary Earnings." This is the net profit plus the owner's salary and "add-backs" (personal expenses run through the business).

In the US, the Small Business Administration can guarantee loans up to $5M with as little as 10% down.