Sell Your Strata Management Business the Right Way

The value of a strata management business depends on more than a single multiple.

Factors such as recurring management income, portfolio quality, profitability, client concentration, management agreements, staffing and current buyer demand can all influence how the market views your business.

Strata Business Brokers provides market-based appraisal guidance to help you understand how serious buyers may assess your business.

Start by making sure your financial records, management agreements and key business information are complete and up to date.

It is also worth reviewing your staffing, systems and how dependent the business is on you as the owner.

Strata Business Brokers helps you prepare and position the business before taking it to market, including developing the Information Memorandum buyers will use to assess the opportunity.

The timeframe can vary depending on the business, its preparation, buyer demand, due diligence and the terms of the transaction.

Strata Business Brokers manages the sale from preparation and buyer engagement through to negotiation, due diligence and settlement, helping keep the process structured and moving forward.

Yes. A strata management business sale can be managed confidentially by controlling how the business is presented and when information is provided to potential buyers.

Strata Business Brokers discreetly markets strata businesses through its network of qualified buyers and manages the release of information throughout the sale process.