
The State of the Market – Selling Your Business in 2025
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Summary
In this podcast episode, Brandon Bourgeois and Chris Sater discuss the current state of the market for selling businesses in 2025. They explore key trends, including inventory challenges, buyer behavior, financing options, and the importance of scalability for business growth. The conversation highlights the uncertainty in the market and how it affects both sellers and buyers, emphasizing the need for preparation and adaptability in deal structures. In this conversation, Brandon Bourgeois and Chris Sater discuss the current state of the business market, focusing on financing challenges, seller sentiment, and the importance of preparation for potential sellers. They emphasize the need for sellers to be flexible and ready to act, as well as the growing trend of franchises in the market. The discussion also covers business valuations, multiples, and predictions for future market activity, highlighting the importance of being prepared for upcoming opportunities.
Takeaways
- The market has seen significant changes in inventory levels.
- Sellers are hesitant due to market uncertainty and financing challenges.
- Buyers are looking for businesses with guaranteed revenue and scalability.
- Interest rates have impacted deal structures and buyer behavior.
- Preparation and proper financials are crucial for sellers.
- Creative financing options are becoming more common in deals.
- Market dynamics are shifting, with buyers seeking long-term growth.
- Sellers should not wait for the perfect time to sell their business.
- The importance of understanding buyer priorities in the current market.
- Good deals can still happen even in tough market conditions. Private equity groups have minimum targets for investments.
- Small deals are hard to finance due to high rates.
- Sellers should keep their financials clean and ready.
- Seller sentiment is cautious; many are hesitant to sell now.
- It's better to get on the market sooner than later.
- Franchises are becoming more prevalent in the market.
- Buyers are still paying high multiples due to limited supply.
- Sellers need to prepare their businesses like an audit.
- The market is expected to stabilize in Q3 and Q4.
- 2026 may present significant opportunities for sellers.
Chapters
00:00Market Overview and Key Trends
02:50Inventory Challenges and Seller Hesitation
05:46Buyer Behavior and Market Uncertainty
08:45Financing and Deal Structures
12:03Scalability and Business Growth
15:04Buyer Priorities and Market Dynamics
20:09Market Dynamics and Financing Challenges
21:58Seller Sentiment and Common Mistakes
25:28Preparing for Market Opportunities
29:04Franchise Trends and Business Models
30:15Understanding Business Valuations and Multiples
34:49Future Market Predictions and Seller Readiness
Keywords
market trends, selling business, inventory challenges, buyer behavior, financing, deal structures, scalability, business growth, market uncertainty, seller hesitation, business market, seller sentiment, financing challenges, business valuation, franchise trends, market predictions, seller mistakes, business opportunities, economic uncertainty, buyer activity