What is your plan for the future? Do you want to stay owner or are you for sale and want to cash out at some time? There are a number of different options, but it also includes making sure that your financial and legal affairs are in order. It’s a seller’s market. If you don’t know, there is a lot of activity in the physical therapy space for mergers and acquisitions. With the current sellers’ market, it’s important to know if you want to sell and if you are prepared to sell. John Dearing lists nine tips for preparing your business mentally, financially, and organizationally for sale. John is the managing director at Capstone Strategic, a leading consulting firm specializing in privately held not for sale acquisitions for the middle market. If you don’t have everything organized and prepared it could take up to six months to do so, and another six months to two years after that to see the transaction go through. Even if you don’t want to sell, going through the steps that John mentions will make your business more stable, sound, prepared for growth, and provide you clarity on what you really want out of your business.

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