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Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Winter Blues don't infect these bold business buyers.

Hi,

There’s been a lot going on this winter in the Business Buyer Adventure group.

This past week we learned about some of the different ways a deal can get derailed and how you can get it back on track if a seller is getting cold feet.

Our Adventure calls are getting more and more live participants. Members are adding value to the conversation by sharing thoughts and opinions with each other.

And these are not just random ideas-

Every member of the group is an achiever in their own domain, and about half of them already own businesses!

Watch the complete update video here: https://youtu.be/pshoxQAXht8

Join the group. Meet others like you who want to take action to buy a successful business.

Participate in our group calls and learn from other member’s deals.

Sign up here: https://gum.co/BizBuyerAdventure

Also, find out what’s been going on in the Cash Flow Forecasting and Business Plan Writing Course.

If you are ever going to have to make a presentation to investors or lenders one day, this program is for you… also if you just want to see if your expansion or new idea is even feasible.

Saturday, May 30, 2015

[VIDEO] Quick update about my recent interview, the online course, the FaceBook group and the house

Watch and see what's going on with:
1. The FaceBook group.. interesting posts
2. The online course.. pre-sale pricing and its almost done
3. Jerry Robinson.. great reaction from my recent interview
4. The house.. after years of freedom I'm now back to mowing the lawn

PRE-SALE pricing of the online course:

How to do Small Local Investing Deals from A-Z

Only $59 [CLICK]

The Invest Local Book blog is all about small business, franchises, local investing, home economics, small business systems and borrowing money for your business. It's full of great content and I look forward to seeing your feedback. Follow me on FaceBook at www.FaceBook.com/DBarnettMoncton.

Wednesday, December 10, 2014

[VIDEO] Update on Car deal. The buyer backed out, I still own my 11 year old Hyundai

A little update. The buyer backed out of the deal and so I'm looking for someone else to buy my car.

The Invest Local Book blog is all about small business, local investing, home economics, small business systems and borrowing money for your business. It's full of great content and I look forward to seeing your feedback.

Friday, October 24, 2014

[AUDIO] Loan updates and financing the painter's receivable

I give an update on the loans I did over the last few months as well as discuss financing the receivable of a painting contractor.

InvestLocalBook.com is the blogsite for Invest Local, a book about local investing deals such as loans, leases, inventory financing, receivables financing and more to small businesses and people.

Business and Asset Values: How Owners, Buyers, Sellers, Lenders, and Advisors Should Think About Sma

What makes a business valuable? Why can a profitable company still be difficult to sell? Why can old machinery be worth more than its accounting value? Why does one business have substantial goodwill while another depends almost entirely on its physical assets? Business and Asset Values explains how value actually works inside privately held businesses. Written for business owners, entrepreneurs, investors, buyers, sellers, lenders, accountants, lawyers, advisors, and appraisers, this practical guide explores the forces that cause value to grow, weaken, transfer, or disappear. Drawing on years of experience in small-business transactions, financing, valuation, and machinery and equipment appraisal, David C. Barnett shows why value is never just a number. It is the result of cash flow, risk, market demand, asset quality, transferability, financing conditions, and the expectations of real buyers and sellers.

New Book The Business Fortress: How to Grow, Protect, and Exit Your Business with Confidence

This book isn’t written for Wall Street titans or Silicon Valley startups. It’s for the real business owners who carry the risks every day. If you own a small or mid-sized business — where your signature is on the loans, your family depends on your success, and unexpected setbacks could jeopardize everything you’ve built — The Business Fortress was written for you. In today’s uncertain economy, surviving isn’t about hustle and hope — it’s about building a fortress. In The Business Fortress, business expert David C. Barnett and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional Mark Willis reveal a practical blueprint for entrepreneurs who want to protect their companies, their wealth, and their future.