Austin, TX
$53,000

Austin, TX
$53,000

Dallas, TX
$53,000

Houston, TX
$53,000

Miami, FL
$53,000
Raleigh, NC
$53,000
Milwaukee, WI
$53,000
Louisville, KY
$53,000
Nashville, TN
$53,000
Memphis, TN
$53,000
Detroit, MI
$53,000
Indianapolis, IN
$53,000
Chicago, IL
$53,000
Boston, MA
$53,000
Jacksonville, FL
$53,000
Charlotte, NC
$53,000
Philadelphia, PA
$53,000
Daniel Talbott
RightExit
Serving Indian River County, FL
RightExit is a business brokerage and exit planning firm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs achieve the right exit—not just any sale. We specialize in guiding business owners through the full lifecycle of selling a business, from initial valuation and exit strategy to buyer selection, negotiation, and closing. Our mission is to ensure owners maximize value, preserve their legacy, and transition their companies to the right next steward. Serving Main Street and lower middle market businesses, RightExit works with companies generating approximately $1M to $10M in revenue across a wide range of industries, including professional services, home services, and accounting firms. Founder Daniel Talbott brings a unique blend of experience in accounting, M&A advisory, and business development, enabling clients to approach their exit with both financial precision and strategic clarity. Our proprietary exit planning approach helps business owners increase valuation, reduce risk, and prepare their operations for a successful transition. Unlike traditional business brokers who focus solely on transactions, RightExit emphasizes long-term preparation and alignment—ensuring the right buyer, right price, and right timing for every deal. RightExit offers a white-glove, advisory-driven experience that combines investment banking-level strategy with hands-on deal execution. Services include Broker Opinions of Value (BOV), exit readiness assessments, confidential business marketing, buyer sourcing, deal negotiation, and closing support. Whether you are planning to sell your business in the next 6 months or the next 5 years, RightExit provides the expertise, network, and process needed to achieve a successful and meaningful exit.
Cleveland, OH
$53,000
Arcadia, FL
$427,000
New York, NY
$3,000,000
York County, PA
$168,999
Virginia
$499,000
Mesa, AZ
$195,000
Miami-Dade County, FL
Not Disclosed
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Suffolk County, NY
$3,500,000
Alpharetta, GA
$199,000
Murrells Inlet, SC
$55,000
Suffolk County, NY
$900,000
Delaware
$450,000
Miami, FL
$350,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Texas
$1,200,000
Suffolk County, NY
$3,600,000
Myrtle Beach, SC
$129,000
Texas
$450,000
Kings County, NY
$2,700,000
$560,000
Arkansas
$350,000
Minnesota
$350,000
Miami, FL
$20,000,000
Virginia
$799,000
Mesa, AZ
$790,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Florida
$6,250,000
Martin County, FL
$295,000
East Meadow, NY
$390,000
Brooklyn, NY
$698,000
Justin Scotto
We Sell Restaurants
Serving Mecklenburg County, NC
We Sell More Restaurants Than Anyone Else. PERIOD.
Bronx County, NY
$898,000
Somerset County, NJ
$135,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Snohomish County, WA
$3,290,000
Branford, CT
$199,999
Hudson County, NJ
$1,000,000
Nassau County, NY
$2,500,000
All businesses listed for sale here have indicated that the selling business owner is open to financing some amount of the purchase price.
Owner financing is becoming increasingly common among business owners looking to sell their business. Commonly referred to as seller financing, offering to include some amount of the sale price as installment payments with some interest added typically allows business owners to sell at a higher price. Buyers often struggle to raise the financing necessary to meet business owners asking prices, and so seller financing often bridges that gap. Additionally, SBA lenders are more inclined to finance a business acquisition that includes some financing by the business seller, as it shows confidence in the business, and alleviates some risk.
Learn More:
What Is Seller Financing for a Business?
Seller Financing the Sale of a Business: Do's and Don'ts
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How Much Can Be Financed by the Business Owner?
There is no limit to how much of the acquisition price can be financed by out-going ownership, but typically owner's (and any lenders involved) want the buyer to have skin in the game. Most often, sellers will finance 10-25% of the acquisition price, with the rest covered by cash from the buyer, and an acquisition loan.
Less often, the owner will finance up to 50% of the price, but that tends to be about the upper limit beyond exceptional special cases.
Social media "influencers" like to peddle the idea of buying a business with nothing down and the entire purchase price financed by the seller, but that type of deal rarely happens. When it does, there are special circumstances, or the business owner cannot otherwise sell the business.