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Hungry for Restaurants Traditionally, buyers have shied away from restaurants because of the highly specialized use of the real estate. But that is no longer the case. In fact, restaurants are in huge demand among both individual and institutional investors. |
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An Overlooked Legacy As much as buying or selling a financial advisory practice is about change, continuity is critical. That means keeping systems, processes, and clients in place. |
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Shorting Stocks: Tax Aspects When taxes complicate a simple short sale, you'll need a few clear guidelines. |
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Ask Mrs. Riches: Home Sweet Home Arguing about home fix-it projects? Get your financial relationship questions answered here! |
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September 1, 2005
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For Sale Signs Savvy financial advisers can benefit from the coming avalanche of baby boomers ready to sell their financial businesses and retire. |
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New Restaurant Trends Provide Entree Into Local Markets U.S. restaurants are a significant part of the economy and a major retail real estate component. To break into this potentially lucrative market, brokers should be aware of current industry trends and learn strategies for marketing sites to restaurant companies. |
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Hush Money For sale: a manufacturer of sound isolation booths and acoustics products in southern Oregon. |
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An Appetizing Investment Encouraging your client to walk away from a restaurant investment could be a mistake. |
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October 2004
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Go for the Gold Maybe you've planned it since day one, or maybe you've taken years to decide. But if the time has come to sell your business, find out what you can do to make sure you come out on top. |
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Research Assignment When buying or selling a financial advisory firm, due diligence may be the most important thing you do before signing on the dotted line. |
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A Deal Falls Through This entrepreneur's plans change when a deal to sell his company - again - falls through. |
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A Bit of Self-Promotion Worldwide Restaurant Concepts sounds like a company that is putting itself up for sale. Saying their stock is undervalued has sent shares up almost 12%. |
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August 2003
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The Family Room
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Secrets Save 25% on Groceries Professional buyers know a few secrets that could reduce your grocery bill by 25%. And it doesn't take years of training to learn or apply these secrets. You can start using them on your next trip to the grocery store. |
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Make Money With A Garage Sale Not just for big families in suburbia, a garage sale can be a profitable venture if done properly. Forget the weak effort most people put into theirs -- I'll reveal how a real man puts together a highly successful sale and comes away with a surprising amount of greenbacks. |
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More Dough From California Pizza? The earnings were tasty for the specialty restaurant chain operator, but could rise even more in the coming quarters. |
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Mary Dalrymple |
Protect Yourself Amid the Mortgage Mess Even without the additional worries surrounding the mortgage industry, home buying can be a complicated business that requires a fair amount of legal expertise. Using a buyer's agent can give you some protection. |
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January 1, 2006
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Factors 1-2-3 Fama and French's famous model explains variances in stock prices -- but another three-factor model explains major changes in the value of your firm. |
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A Dorm Room Dot-com For sale: A southeastern e-tailer of backyard playground and outdoor equipment that has $9 million in annual revenue. |
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Three Moves Ahead When your client is ready to sell his business, will you be prepared for this liquidity event, pre-and post-sale? |
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May/Jun 2003
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October 2005
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The Wisdom of the Crowd Yes, buyers are paying more for financial advisory practices. But we can learn much from these wise buyers. |
