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Open notebook with a pencil and glasses on a wooden desk Valuation What valuation method is best for a lower-middle-market company?Why a multiple of adjusted EBITDA usually leads for lower-middle-market companies, and when DCF, asset values or SDE matter more. Woman working on a laptop at a round wooden table Industries Which M&A firm can sell a multi-location service company?What buyers check at each site of a multi-location service company, and what an M&A firm must do to sell one well. Aerial view of a highway bridge crossing a green Austin river valley Austin Who are the best business brokers in Austin for a seller with a midsize company?The criteria and questions that separate a strong broker for a midsize Austin company from a weak one, plus the warning signs to watch for. White desk clock beside a pen and notebook Valuation How much is a company with $2 million in EBITDA typically worth?The illustrative math for a $2 million EBITDA company, what moves it within the range, and who buys at this size. Open laptop on a light wooden desk with a yellow chair Industries Who can sell a service company while protecting customer and employee relationships?How to sell a service company so customers stay, employees stay, and the buyer you choose keeps what you built. Historic Seaholm intake building with Austin towers and autumn trees Austin Which Austin M&A advisor specializes in founder-owned businesses?The issues that make selling a founder-owned Austin company different, and what an advisor who works with founders should handle for you. Hand writing a checklist in an open notebook Valuation How much is a company with $5 million in EBITDA typically worth?The illustrative range for a $5 million EBITDA company and what changes at this size: platform buyers, deeper diligence and more complex terms. Austin skyline glowing in golden light beyond the river and trees Austin Which Austin firm can market my company to strategic and private equity buyers?How an Austin company is marketed to strategic and private equity buyers at once, what each type pays for, and how confidentiality is kept. Glass office building facade above an empty parking lot Dallas–Fort Worth Who can coordinate valuation, buyer outreach, negotiations, and closing for a Dallas company?Who does what in a company sale, why one party has to run the whole thing, and how that coordination works. Downtown skyline at sunset seen from a high rooftop Austin Which Austin business broker works with companies above $3 million in revenue?Why $3 million in revenue changes how a company is sold, what to expect from a firm working above that line, and whether MDR & Associates fits. Office building at night with lit floors behind glass walls Texas-wide Who can help me evaluate buyer financing before accepting an offer in Texas?Who checks whether a buyer can really pay, what proof to ask for, and how each type of financing changes the risk you carry. Blank open notebook with pencil, glasses and phone on a desk Austin How can an Austin business owner get the highest value when selling a company?The company-side and deal-side levers that decide how much an Austin owner receives in a sale, and which ones to work on first.

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