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The Business Exit Strategy Planning Gap: What Owners Lose Between Intent and Readiness

The Business Exit Strategy Planning Gap: What Owners Lose Between Intent and Readiness : Business exit strategy planning fails when someday replaces a number. See what the gap between intent and exit readiness actually costs owners. See what business owners potentially lose between intent and readiness! by Buy and Build Advisors https://buyandbuildadvisors.com/2026/09/14/the-business-exit-strategy-planning-gap-what-owners-lose-between-intent-and-readiness/  

Building Transferable Value: The 12 to 24 Month Runway to a Better Business Exit

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Building Transferable Value: The 12 to 24 Month Runway to a Better Business Exit : Most of what a buyer pays for is value that survives you. What builds transferable value before a business exit, and why it takes 12 to 24 months. Building Transferable Value: The 12 to 24 Month Runway to a Better Business Exit. What is transferable value, and why does it decide your business exit?  https://buyandbuildadvisors.com/2026/09/07/building-transferable-value-the-12-to-24-month-runway-to-a-better-business-exit/   

Recent Email Campaign Sent by Buy and Build Advisors

Recent Email Campaign Sent by Buy and Build Advisors : Buy And Build Advisors Offers Free Value Gap Assessment Recent Email Campaign Sent by Buy and Build Advisors https://www.g2web.com/2026/08/recent-email-campaign-sent-by-buy-and-build-advisors/  Buy And Build Advisors Offers A Free Value Gap Assessment! 

Andrew Lamb on KTRH: Culture Keeps People, Benefits Just Hold Them

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Andrew Lamb on KTRH: Culture Keeps People, Benefits Just Hold Them : Houston M&A advisor Andrew Lamb joins NewsRadio 740 KTRH on a West Health and Gallup study, and on why culture and leadership outrank benefits. Andrew Lamb on KTRH: Culture Keeps People, Benefits Just Hold Them! "Andrew Lamb, Managing Partner and CEO of Buy and Build Advisors, appeared on NewsRadio 740 KTRH in Houston on July 27, 2026 in a segment on new research from West Health and Gallup. The study found that 24 percent of Americans, roughly 23 million adults feel trapped in their current jobs by concerns over health coverage." ......... https://buyandbuildadvisors.com/2026/08/12/andrew-lamb-on-ktrh-broadcasting-in-houston/    

Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale: Which One Protects Your Deal

Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale: Which One Protects Your Deal : Asset sale vs stock sale: how each structure shifts taxes, liability, and net proceeds, and which one actually protects your deal. The experienced professionals at Buy and Build Advisors help business owners, investors, and acquisition entrepreneurs navigate every stage of the acquisition process—from valuation and due diligence to negotiations and closing. Their team works closely with buyers and sellers to identify the transaction structure that best aligns with their financial goals, tax considerations, and long-term business strategy. Whether you are purchasing your first company, expanding through acquisition, or preparing to sell the business you've spent years building, having knowledgeable advisors on your side can make all the difference. Learn more about business acquisitions, mergers, and exit planning by visiting BuyAndBuildAdvisors.com today.

How Does Business Acquisition Financing Work? SBA 7(a), 504, and the Equity Injection

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How Does Business Acquisition Financing Work? SBA 7(a), 504, and the Equity Injection : Business acquisition financing explained: how SBA 7(a) loans, 504 loans, and the 2025 equity injection rules work when you buy a business.  

The 5 Hidden Risks That Sink Business Acquisitions

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  The 5 Hidden Risks That Sink Business Acquisitions Business acquisitions can look straightforward when you’re reviewing financials and thinking through what the combined business could achieve. The real work starts when you shift from “This seems like a good deal” to two practical questions: Is the cash flow real and repeatable, and can we integrate the business without disrupting what already works? If you only have general knowledge of acquisitions, you’re in good company. Many buyers focus on the visible pieces (revenue, EBITDA , and a growth plan) and assume the rest will sort itself out. Then surprises show up after close, especially in small-to-mid-size deals where reporting may be inconsistent and critical relationships often depend on a few key team members. That’s why it helps to start with the most common blind spot: financials that look strong, but don’t hold up under scrutiny. Before you worry about culture, customer concentration, or integrati...