Takeaway business less than set up costs on offer and owner wants to be gone. He is relocating

The Eden Ecosystem has been cultivated by us using our expertise as digital deal makers, and is designed to help buyers and sellers successfully complete business transactions. The ecosystem features franchising and private sale experts, lawyers, mergers & acquisitions experts, accountants, dedicated account managers, brokers, and network managers, who are all available to help you successfully buy your dream business. Looking for some extra assistance? Get in touch and we can help connect you with the right people!

Once you have submitted an enquiry to the seller, the seller can invite you to view confidential information about the listing after signing an NDA in order to conduct your due diligence. A business owner will ask you to sign an NDA before a deal can commence. This allows the business owner to keep certain information confidential, including client lists, employee information, intellectual property, trade secrets, pricing structures and so on, in case a deal cannot be met.

Typically, NDAs are often mutual - meaning, just as you're agreeing to keeping the seller's business information confidential, the seller must also offer that same level of confidentiality to keep your information private. Another thing to look out for is non-solicit provisions. If a seller has this clause in their NDA, you are prohibited from soliciting any of their clients or employees for yourself or your company for around 1-2 years.

Once you’ve done your due diligence and you’re satisfied, you can make an offer directly to the seller in the Deal Room where a transaction can be done. From start to finish, the entire business transaction can be done through the Eden Exchange platform.