Buying a practice is one of the on ramps [LINK] to business ownership and career success for chiropractors. A huge benefit of buying is that it comes with a built-in transition process between buyer and seller. Here are 10 tips to get the most out of the transition: Buyers Buy from someone with a similar
The best way to sell your chiropractic practice is to know your potential buyers. From the new graduate to the private equity firm, each buyer is looking for something a little bit different out of the sale. Here’s who’s buying and what you need to know to appeal to these common buyers: New Graduates With
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
Many chiropractors dream of having the professional freedom to run their own practice, be their own boss and set their own schedule. Experience level, finances, goals and practice preferences, all factor into how chiropractors may choose to pursue practice ownership. Luckily there’s a path for everyone, from the starry-eyed associate to the experienced pro. Here
The COVID-19 pandemic and economic slowdown have ushered in record low interest rates for loans. These conditions have also accelerated doctors’ retirement plans, flooding the market with motivated sellers. For associates ready to start their own practice, experienced chiropractors looking to expand or relocate, or even new graduates unsure of where to turn next, this
Buying a practice is one of the on ramps [LINK] to business ownership and career success for chiropractors. A huge benefit of buying is that it comes with a built-in transition process between buyer and seller. Here are 10 tips to get the most out of the transition: Buyers Buy from someone with a similar
The best way to sell your chiropractic practice is to know your potential buyers. From the new graduate to the private equity firm, each buyer is looking for something a little bit different out of the sale. Here’s who’s buying and what you need to know to appeal to these common buyers: New Graduates With
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
Many chiropractors dream of having the professional freedom to run their own practice, be their own boss and set their own schedule. Experience level, finances, goals and practice preferences, all factor into how chiropractors may choose to pursue practice ownership. Luckily there’s a path for everyone, from the starry-eyed associate to the experienced pro. Here
The COVID-19 pandemic and economic slowdown have ushered in record low interest rates for loans. These conditions have also accelerated doctors’ retirement plans, flooding the market with motivated sellers. For associates ready to start their own practice, experienced chiropractors looking to expand or relocate, or even new graduates unsure of where to turn next, this