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Great content Brett, I currently lead a team for M&A doing mainly consolidations in the marine industry. The comment on "Culture eats strategy for lunch" is 100% spot on. Culture assessment and integration is one of the harder aspects of acquisitions in gauging a good fit and adoption of the parent companies culture.

Excellent video! I’m outside the finance space and this was a simple but detailed explanation

Thanks.

Great explanation ... Thank you for this video.

Great advice. Thank you, lots of love from an independent baby lawyer from Serbia :)))

Thank you Brett for taking your time and giving us some great advice

Awesome video Brett, loved watching this 🙏

When you say multiple, is that the same thing as cap rate ?

This is informative and a straightforward overview of Deal Structuring

Do you share that list somewhere?

what's your email,... because i have some question to asked you.?

Does Baylor prepare excellent litigators in your view?

Great video. Thank you.

Really appreciate you sharing this

we don't work alone, what do we do if the broker is asking for NDA from each individual? how can we go around that?

Great video. I dont know why theres so much ambiguity in law

Multiple times sde ? Or do u mean sde plus ebit

I have a property under my nonprofit can I get a second mortgage off of it to buy another property?

Brett, thanks so much for this video and your clarity. I find myself in a "Capital and Calories" dilemma where my original 50/50 partner, an engineer, passed away. We had no vesting or divesting setup, so I inherited his wife as my new partner. She's a good person and has been funding us so far, but has no plans on doing any of the current of future work. Hindsight is 20/20!

This didn’t age well

Brett, I enjoy your videos and the information you provide. I was curious if there is anyway I could message you with some questions about M&A? Thanks

I’m trying to issue preferred stock am I allowed to do this as an LLC or should I go with corporation election. FYI $5 million dollar deal

Thank you for the information sharing. Having a corporate lawyer is so important, however, for startups, it becomes a challenge in the beginning just from the cost perspective that does not mean they cant have lawyers, just find a way to make it work, i guess.

Thank you.

Hello Brett, I have a Question, if a big company were to try to buy out a small company, without any notice, Would I in M&A, be working with that?

Hello, I found your video very informative and awesome. How can I get your contact information to contact you directly? I’m currently getting in the business of M&A as we speak.

00:04 The M&A deal process involves ten concrete steps for the seller. 02:24 Preparing for the selling process is crucial 06:35 Recognize the importance of preparing your business for sale 08:36 Finding the right M&A broker and lawyer is crucial for selling a valuable company. 13:05 There are two types of processes for selling a business: auction and negotiated deal. 15:17 The due diligence process includes a stage where the prospective buyer looks at company information. 19:39 Due diligence is a time-consuming process that involves understanding and potentially transitioning commercial contracts 21:33 The tenth step after due diligence is renegotiating the purchase agreement. 25:34 The 10 major steps in the M&A process. Crafted by Merlin AI.

Love all your videos man! Such a smart dude.

Thnx for the explanation and I'm subscribing.🎉

What's your opinion on a futures/derivatives fund, but creating a crypto coin for raising capital?

Finally an actual video that explains what corporate law means, Thank you 🎉

Excellent video and advice.

Cenkuş you are the man!!

Love this information. Thank you. Quick question if you don't mind. If my client gives me a debarment clause recognition agreement, are they basically saying I can't sue them? Thanks

impressive, very nice

Barrett: Thank you so much for the time to talk today Brett, it was really encouraging to me. Just the resolve I needed at the tail end of tax season. This is one of my favorites of your videos, likely the one that got me to subscribe and eventually reach out. It's a great idea for a structure.

Lawyer-to-lawyer.....this is a really good video. And I like your shirt.

Once you have an opening statement or presentation ….. is it wise to share that with the parties before mediations starts?

I got a non binding letter of intent from the Hospital next to me to buy my condo. Is this basically what ur explaining? Or will they eventually for sure buy?

thank you Brett, this helped me prepare for my business test

Thank Brett love the Video

a company made 130k euros net profit in 2023 ( net profit here means after paying everything, taxes, salaries, depreciation,etc) and in 2022 made 45k net profit, and in 2024 they are expecting net profit similar to 2023 ( they already made 60% of the same grosss sales as in 2023)....i want to buy this company and i am not sure how much i should offer for the total deal and how much of it should be offered as earnout ? any help here is appreciated , this is a real situation in Germany i have at the moment

I’m looking at a daycare. Value is probably the value of the real estate plus 1-1.5x. Which method/model would you use for a transaction under $1mil.

I need some help in my business. Talking about a buy out and I want to make sure I'm thinking correct

What about buying a private equity firm

I am a former Wilson Sonsini M&A lawyer and am tackling M&A AI automation as a startup founder. It would be great to get your feedback if you would be interested in meeting!

This helped me out a lot

Nice. Lets see Paul Allen's explanation

Company A is larger HVAC company (guessing $10M in annual sales) and wants to purchase Company B ($1M and climbing fast in annual sales), an electrical company. The prelim thoughts are Because A doesn't have the licensing or full knowledge to run company B, owner of company B would stay for 7 years to manage that "department" and then retire. Floated out currently is that Company C would develop and Seller of company B would now be a minor shareholder of company C along with share holders in Company A...All now Company C. Thoughts?

Does the sba want personal tax returns or do i need to own a business?