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Business brokers in Western Australia

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All of Australia 3
QLD 1
NSW 1
VIC 0
WA 1
SA 0
TAS 1
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1 broker selling businesses in Western Australia, specialising in Retail

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Sample West Business Brokers

Riley Sample, Business broker

Office: Subiaco, WA
Sells businesses in: WA
Experience: 11 years
On NextOwner: No listings yet

Automotive
Trades & Services
Retail

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Check their licenceMost states require business brokers to hold a licence. Ask for the number and look it up on your state's public register.
Ask how they're paidGet the commission rate and any upfront marketing costs in writing, and ask what happens to fees if the business doesn't sell.
Ask about recent salesA broker who has sold businesses like yours, in your area, will have buyers to call and a better sense of the right price.
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