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  <title>Ep 559 The Good, Bad and Ugly of a $2.1M Searcher Deal | Built to Sell Radio</title>
  <description>  One of the fastest growing groups of acquirers is the&amp;amp;nbsp;self funded&amp;amp;nbsp;searcher. A searcher is not a competitor nor a private equity group. A searcher is usually one person, often recently out of an MBA program, who puts ten to twenty percent down from personal savings, borrows the rest from a bank, often asks the owner to finance part of the purchase price, and signs a personal guarantee for the debt.&amp;amp;nbsp;   Owners find searchers appealing for good reasons. They may pay your asking price, and they promise to look after your employees rather than fold them into someone else's operation.  </description>
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