So you believe every owner, who's a seller, should be represented. Why?

A seller knows his market, and knows who the competitors are. So, why do they need you to introduce them to potential buyers they already know?

What is the one big thing that do-it-yourself sellers miss when their negotiating with the buyer?

What is the role an advisor can play to help minimize the sellers tax liability?

Tell me about representations and warranties. This is something that scares sellers the first time they read them in the closing documents.

Explain the value of a letter of intent.

Suppose I need valuation services, can you help with that?

The typical seller always asks themselves the same question. Should I hire a mergers & acquisition advisor, or do I do it myself?

Tell us what you think is the best reason a seller should hire Allen-Villere Partners to represent them.