Most business acquisition attempts quietly die

Hey there,

Unfortunately, if you try to buy a business alone, you will likely fail.

Not because you’re unintelligent.
Not because you lack capital.
But because acquisitions are not linear.

Here’s what usually happens:

Week 1–4
You browse listings.

Week 5–8
You send a few inquiries. Sellers don’t respond.

Week 9–16
You sign an NDA and receive partial financials.
You don’t know what questions to ask.

Week 17
You stall.

Most deals die during diligence or structuring, not sourcing.

Buying a business is not about finding a good one.
It’s about:

• Knowing how to value cash flow correctly
• Structuring risk out of the deal
• Negotiating seller psychology
• Securing financing with lender confidence
• Preventing yourself from becoming the single point of failure

At Acquisitions.com, we’ve advised on $1B+ in M&A and closed 150+ deals.

The difference between people who close and people who stall?

Process + Deal Flow + Structure + Accountability.

Over the next 6 days, I’ll break down the done-for-you acquisition framework we use to close in approximately 90 days.

If you’re serious about buying this year, not someday,

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