Who it's for
Built for owners at every stage
Owners thinking about selling
You've been getting calls from buyers and want to know what a sale would actually involve.
Owners planning one to five years out
You want to know what to fix now so your company is worth more when the time comes.
Owners with an offer in hand
You want a clear list of what to check before you sign anything.
What's inside
10 steps, in the order you'll need them
A practical checklist you can work through on your own, or with your CPA and attorney.
Send me the checklist →- 1Four questions to decide if you're truly ready to sell
- 2The five factors that drive your valuation, and the financial documents buyers will want
- 3How to make the business less owner-dependent and clean up legal and compliance issues
- 4What buyers check in due diligence, and the three types of buyers to consider
- 5Deal terms beyond price: payment structure, earnouts, your transition period and taxes
Who wrote it
From owners who've been on your side of the table.
V2's founding partners built and sold their own home service companies. This guide is what they wish someone had handed them before their own exits.
Matt Hullander
Co-founder · Built & sold a home remodeling company
“Preparation beats negotiation. Owners who start early keep more of what they built.”
Chad Haney
Co-founder · 30+ years owning a pest control company
“Walk into buyer conversations with clarity. Knowing your numbers and your goals changes the whole deal.”
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