Business Broker Serving Leander and the Towns Around It
If you own a business you may sell someday, or you want to buy one, we can help wherever you are nearby. We meet at our office or by phone and video, keep every conversation confidential and explain each step in plain English before you decide anything.
Leander, Its Neighbors and a Little Farther Out
A large share of the owners and buyers we talk with are based in Leander, Cedar Park, Liberty Hill or Santa Rita Ranch. A city limit sign has never been a reason to turn someone away, though. We also help owners in Brushy Creek, Round Rock, Georgetown and Pflugerville, and around the lake in Jonestown, Lago Vista and Hudson Bend. A business sale is mostly numbers, documents and conversations, so distance rarely gets in the way.
Many owners would rather not be seen meeting a broker, and that is fine. A first call by phone or video is often the easiest start. You tell us what you have and what you want, and we tell you what the options mean, what a buyer will ask for and what a fair valuation looks like. Putting your business on the market with us costs nothing at the start. We do not ask for a retainer, and no surprise charges show up later.
Towns we cover from Leander
- Leander
- Cedar Park
- Brushy Creek
- Liberty Hill
- Santa Rita Ranch
- Jonestown
- Round Rock
- Georgetown
- Lago Vista
- Hudson Bend
- Pflugerville
Not on the list? Call (512) 883-6802 and ask.
What Is True for Owners Across the Area
Meeting the way you prefer
Some owners like to sit across a table and go through tax returns line by line. Others want a quick video call after closing time. We do both, and we can share documents securely so your staff, customers and competitors never see a for-sale sign.
Buyers are looking here
The towns north and west of Austin have grown fast, and that draws people who want to own an established business instead of starting from zero. When we take a new listing, it goes to registered buyers first, which can mean serious interest before anything is advertised.
Texas licenses and permits that matter in a sale
Many permits do not simply pass to a new owner. A buyer of a bar or restaurant usually needs their own TABC permit, a new sales tax permit is required, and the buyer should get a certificate from the Texas Comptroller showing the seller owes no sales tax. We walk both sides through these steps early so they do not hold up closing.
How taxes shape the deal
Texas has no state personal income tax, but the state franchise tax and federal taxes still affect how a deal is structured. Whether a sale is set up as an asset sale or a stock sale changes what each side keeps. We explain the difference simply and suggest you confirm the details with your accountant.
Real estate in the picture
Some owners here also own the building or land their business sits on. If that is you, see our Business and Property Sales page for how we handle selling both together or keeping the property and leasing it to the buyer.
Find Out What Your Business Is Worth
Wherever you are around Leander, a short phone call is the first step. We only get paid when the seller does, so there is no cost to learning where you stand. Buyers can call to register for current listings.