For new graduates of chiropractic colleges who are saddled with thousands of dollars of student debt, it may feel impossible to build or buy a practice any time soon. Luckily there is a way to buy a practice in a matter of years, while gaining fundamental clinic experience — through the sweat-equity buyout method. Ten
It’s no secret the chiropractic industry attracts maverick personalities. That means when it’s time to sell the practice, many chiropractors are tempted to do it themselves. This can save the chiropractor some money on a broker’s fee. However, without clinic sales experience, the juice may not be worth the squeeze. Going the “for sale by
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
When it’s time to sell the practice, chiropractors want to close the deal efficiently and get the most value possible. However, many first-time sellers find it’s easy to unknowingly get in their own way. Avoid common missteps with the following tips: Do Clean Up Your Books Buyers will want to review profit and loss statements
The average chiropractic practice takes about 12 to 18 months to sell, but sometimes sellers need to move more quickly. In the event that a chiropractor passes away and can no longer practice, or if a doctor is simply burned out and ready to call it quits, there are a few steps to take to
For new graduates of chiropractic colleges who are saddled with thousands of dollars of student debt, it may feel impossible to build or buy a practice any time soon. Luckily there is a way to buy a practice in a matter of years, while gaining fundamental clinic experience — through the sweat-equity buyout method. Ten
It’s no secret the chiropractic industry attracts maverick personalities. That means when it’s time to sell the practice, many chiropractors are tempted to do it themselves. This can save the chiropractor some money on a broker’s fee. However, without clinic sales experience, the juice may not be worth the squeeze. Going the “for sale by
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
When it’s time to sell the practice, chiropractors want to close the deal efficiently and get the most value possible. However, many first-time sellers find it’s easy to unknowingly get in their own way. Avoid common missteps with the following tips: Do Clean Up Your Books Buyers will want to review profit and loss statements
The average chiropractic practice takes about 12 to 18 months to sell, but sometimes sellers need to move more quickly. In the event that a chiropractor passes away and can no longer practice, or if a doctor is simply burned out and ready to call it quits, there are a few steps to take to