In episode 224 of Acquisitions Anonymous, Michael ( @girdley ), Heather ( @EndresenHeather ), and Mills ( @thegeneralmills ) discuss a metal service center company for sale in Chicago. Initially prom...
In episode 224 of Acquisitions Anonymous, Michael (@girdley), Heather (@EndresenHeather), and Mills (@thegeneralmills) discuss a metal service center company for sale in Chicago. Initially promising, the deal loses its shine as they uncover pricing issues and nuances that make it less attractive. The seller's high price expectations and demands for inventory payment add complexity. They highlight the challenges of such deals, including lengthy negotiations that can deter potential buyers.
Check out the listing here:https://www.bizbuysell.com/Business-Opportunity/Metal-Service-Center-Company-for-Sale/2129568/
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