Business Acquisition
Buying a business
Asset or stock purchases funded with cash, seller paper, or a bank loan — structured and documented end to end.
Structure my dealMost lower-middle-market acquisitions fail on paperwork, not price. DealSuite takes your description of the deal, recommends a structure, applies market-standard defaults, and assembles a package where the purchase agreement, note, security documents, and closing certificates all agree with each other.
Who this is for
- Individual buyers acquiring their first business
- Search funds and independent sponsors
- Strategic buyers doing bolt-on acquisitions
- Sellers financing part of their own exit
- Buyers using SBA or conventional bank debt
- Family transitions and internal buyouts
Structures we handle
Straightforward purchase
All-cash or fully financed at closing, with no ongoing seller involvement.
Seller-financed purchase
Seller note, security agreement, and personal guaranty with default and acceleration terms.
Bank- or lender-financed purchase
Subordination, lender-required consents, and covenants that match the credit agreement.
Performance-based upside
Earnout schedule tied to defined revenue or EBITDA measures, with dispute mechanics.
Documents in the package
Generated from one set of deal terms, so every document agrees with the others.
- Letter of Intent
- Asset or Stock Purchase Agreement
- Seller Promissory Note
- Security Agreement
- Personal Guaranty
- Earnout Schedule
- Transition Services Agreement
- Bill of Sale and Assignment
- Closing Certificates and Resolutions
Describe your deal in plain English
We'll recommend the structure and assemble the documents. You can change anything later.
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